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The regular meeting of the Murray County Board of Commissioners was held on Tuesday, March 05, 2024. Auditor Treasurer Heidi Winter requested an additional $2,000 on behalf of the AARP Committee for key fobs for doors in the Government Center. This will complete the changeover in the building. Winter presented a list of businesses requesting 3.2 Malt Liquor license renewals including Rolling Hills Golf Club, Cenex convenience stores and Ruppert’s Oil.

The Slayton Area Farm & Home Show/Family Fair is from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

The Murray County Historical Society Lunchbox Lecture will host presenter Dr. Anita Talsma Gaul on Thursday, February 8 at noon in the Murray County 4-H building on the Fairgrounds.

Area youth and families now have access to Tonieboxes, a portable audio player that reads stories and plays music. “It’s a screen-free literacy and music engaging activity,” said Katie Fuoss, a Slayton, Minn.

SCHOOL MENU Monday, March 4: Breakfast: TNT - Grab & Go Breakfast in Cafeteria 9:45-10am. Trix Cereal Bar, Fruit, Juice, Milk.

Murray County 4-H Ambassadors met February 4, 2024, to create Valentine’s Day goodie bags for senior residents within Murray County. They reached out to Maple Lawn Senior Care in Fulda as well as Lindenwood Assisted Living in Slayton.

GBB VS HLOF The Sub-Section 3A South tournament began this past week with the MCC Rebels playing in two games before their season came to an end on Saturday afternoon in Worthington. The Rebels got to have one more home game on Thursday night as the 7thseeded team in the sub-section, The Heron Lake Okabena Fulda Coyotes came to Slayton as the 10th seed.

Every year the most anticipated event on the calendar is the section tournament where the varsity wrestlers have been working hard, and adjusting their weight looking at state rankings. Meanwhile the coaches are doing the same thing trying to get their team and individuals the best chance at making the state tournament.

It was Senior night for the Rebels as MCC was able to honor Ben Ahlers, Bryce Hoekman, Carter Lewis, Aidan Dierks, Ross Engelkes, Owen Gillette, Michael Risacher, and Thomas Huso for their time and efforts to the Boys Basketball Program. There was a great crowd on hand and the game was exciting and full of energy.