Dear Volunteers & Patrons, On behalf of everyone at Hospice of Murray County, we are ever so grateful for the continued support from our community and surrounding areas. Hospice of Murray County would like to say thank you! We appreciate all your hard work in making it possible for a great turnout at our annual hospice rummage sale. All our volunteers, staff, family, and friends: your donations of time, organizing, building, vehicles, trailers, meals, and more are greatly appreciated! Your donations and money made at the rummage sale will be used to purchase durable medical equipment, bereavement services, volunteer services, pharmaceuticals, and to provide care to our patients and families - ensuring they have the highest level of services when they need them the most. To our volunteers: there were over 110 volunteers who put in over 3,400 volunteer hours! Your dedication and hard work ensured the event was a success. From organizing items to setting up and assisting customers, your commitment truly shines through. We couldn’t have done it without your support. To our patrons: thank you for choosing to shop with us. Your purchases not only provided you with unique items but also directly benefit those we serve. Knowing our community stands behind us inspires Hospice of Murray County to continue our mission, providing the number one choice of hospice care in the community. We are grateful for everyone’s generosity.

September 18, 2025 3:24 a.m. - Received report of an alarm in Hadley City, deputy responded.

By Norma Dittman Senior Dining is a service that provides not only beneficial nutrition, but also a bit of socialization. Slayton Senior Dining Site Manager, Connie Berglund, is encouraging those who may be interested in dining at Slayton Senior Dining, or in registering for Meals on Wheels, to give her a call to learn more about the services that are available.

By Crystal Reith Four foreign exchange students have been warmly welcomed to the United States and are beginning their academic year at MCC. Eloise Steiner, Antonina Godlewska, Ophelia Baczek, and Aubin Licht have joined the senior class and are eager to experience American high school life firsthand. Hosted by local families, these students bring diverse cultural perspectives to the MCC community, enriching the learning environment for all. As they embark on their senior year in America, they will not only attend classes but also participate in school events, extracurricular activities, and the traditions that make MCC unique.

After a closed session to conduct a performance evaluation, Murray County Administrator Carolyn McDonald was placed on paid administrative leave Tuesday, effective immediately. The county recently conducted a staff survey entitled “Your Voice Matters,” which was brought up by Commissioner Roger Zins during the September 16 meeting.

The MCC Rebel Volleyball team faced their toughest opponent in the Red Rock Conference to this point in the season. The Rebels were in Westbrook taking on the Chargers with both teams with 3 wins and 1 loss on the season.

SCHOOL MENU Monday, September 29: Breakfast: Chocolate Muffin, String Cheese, Fruit, Juice, Milk. Lunch: Cheeseburgers, French Fries, Steamed Green Beans, Chilled Applesauce, Milk.

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The MCC Volleyball team was looking for their second win of the week on Thursday. The Rebels went to Hills Beaver Creek on Tuesday and came away with a convincing 3-0 win. Thursday, the Rebels would welcome Southwest Minnesota Christian to Slayton in another Red Rock Conference matchup. The Rebels once again put together a strong performance, getting the sweep over the Eagles.

The Murray County Central/ Fulda Warriors hosted their home cross country meet on Tuesday, September 23, at the Slayton Golf Course. With the season hitting its midpoint, the Warriors put together strong performances across all levels, highlighted by a team victory in the boys’ varsity race.