The final items are being finished today (9/20) on the new gym floor! The cove base around the entire gym is being installed and the volleyball floor sleeves are being cut and set. The final finish coat was applied yesterday and now it needs 7 full days to cure before anyone can be on it. On the 27th-29th, a deep clean of the rafters, bleachers, walls, etc. will take place. It will be available for our use starting on Oct. 2. We will have our first event on Oct. 5th (Volleyball vs. Lakeview).

Pipestone County’s next hybrid EMR certification class begins Thursday, Oct. 19. The class includes one live class night per week that can be done in person at 811 5th St. SE in Pipestone or via Zoom and three total in-person sessions during the 10-week program.

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Monday, October 2: Breakfast: No Breakfast. Lunch: Homemade Sloppy Joe, Baked Beans, Chilled Fruit Cocktail, Fresh Fruit & Veggies.

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Question: Is it illegal to honk your car horn in Minnesota. My friends and family members drive by our house, giving their horn a little honk and waving; is this illegal? What if you’re behind someone at a stoplight who hasn’t noticed the light turned green—is it illegal to tap your horn to alert them? And what about those car alarms that start honking if they sense an intruder? Please explain. Thank you.

As a new year approaches, we continue to reflect on last year. MCC Elementary staff and students are so grateful for the donations that were made at last year’s fundraiserour Fun Run! With the money raised, we were able to provide opportunities for our students to make many memories throughout the 2022-2023 school year.

The regular meeting of the Murray County Board of Commissioners was held on Tuesday, September 26, 2023. Commissioner Molly Malone was absent from this meeting.

The MCC Rebel football season continued on Friday night in Adrian. The Rebels, coming off a seven-point win against Windom Area took on the Adrian Ellsworth Dragons who were coming off a one-point win against St James. Both teams took the field with two wins and one loss but at the end of the night someone would be 3-1 and the other would be 2-2. The Rebels were hoping to be the latter.

This past week the Warriors competed in 93 degree weather at the LQPV-DB Invite in Madison Minnesota. The Warriors battled the heat through their races but still managed to have a successful meet.