Murray County Central School Board held their regular meeting on Monday, February 10, 2025. They began by approving the agenda with no additions. They next approved the minutes from the last meeting, the Financials and the Consent Items.

Minnesota Firearms Safety classes will be held at the Beaver Creek Archery Club in Slayton (1945 Engebretson Ave) on the following dates: March 18, 20, 25, 27, April 1 and April 3, 2025. Class sessions will run from 5:30 – 8:30pm. The field day is scheduled for Saturday, April 5. Attendance at all class sessions and the field day are mandatory for receiving a firearms safety certificate.

MCC 67 - RRC 34 The Rebels boys basketball team took care of business in Lamberton and got back into the win column Tuesday night in the second meeting of the season. RRC was 3-17 going into the contest and the Rebels were 11-9.

RTR 58 - MCC 49 The Rebel boys basketball team fell short in a hard-fought battle against RTR, losing 5849 on Tuesday night in Tyler. RTR was riding a 13 game winning streak into this Red Rock Conference game.

SWC 58 - MCC 46 The MCC Rebels were at home on Monday night to play one of their final three games over the next week. The Rebels would play two of the top 4 teams in the Red Rock Conference in those three games.

HBC 70 - MCC 68 Rebels Fall Just Short in Heartbreaker Against HBC. A week after playing top 10 ranked Hills Beaver Creek in Slayton and losing by 34, the Rebels boys basketball team played possibly their most complete game of the season in Hills Tuesday night.

SCHOOL MENU Monday, Feb. 17: Breakfast: President’s Day.

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AE 61 - MCC 35 The MCC Rebel Girls wrapped up the week on Friday in front of their largest crowd of the season. The Rebels celebrated their game with the Adrian Ellsworth Dragons with Senior night.

“ Cleanse me with hyssop, and I will be clean; wash me, and I will be whiter than snow.’’ February is a month associated with purification. The Roman god Februus was the god of purification, and many festivals and rituals were held in his honor, most notably the Februalia, a month-long festival of atonement and purification that was held in Winter, but intended to be a type of Spring cleaning that would herald in the Spring season and its gift of fertility.