The Murray County Central golf teams wrapped up the Red Rock Conference season with strong performances and several individual honors during the final conference meet at Worthington Country Club. Players were greeted with sunny skies but brutal winds throughout the day. While the course was in excellent condi-tion, the Rebels battled difficult putting surfaces and challenging shots around the trees during the final conference competition.

May 7 MCC at Pipestone The MCC Rebel Baseball team continued their terrific season on Thursday when they played the Pipestone Arrows in a non-conference matchup. The Rebels travelled to play the Arrows in hopes of adding to this season’s win total.

May 8 MLA/C at Slayton (x2) The MCC Rebel Softball team was at home for two games on Friday night. With the regular season coming to an end on May 14th in Slayton the Rebels would host the Wolverines of Mountain Lake Area Comfrey for two games as a makeup game that had to be pushed back two different times because of cold weather.

Murray County Central’s junior high track and field teams turned in a dominant performance at the Red Rock Conference “C” Squad Meet, highlighted by a conference championship for the boys team and a runner-up finish for the girls squad.

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April 28 Bob Nangle Relays On Tuesday, 4/28, the HLO-F track team traveled to Pipestone to compete in the 13team Bob Nangle Relays. The boys’ and girls’ teams were competitive and had several good results at the end of the 18-event night.

May 7 Rebel Relays A unique twist on the traditional track and field meet once again brought excitement and energy to the annual Rebel Relays as Murray County Central Rebels hosted six teams in its popular “true team relay” format. Several years ago, the MCC coaching staff reimagined the longtime Rebel Relays by removing all individual awards and focusing entirely on team success.

Court Queen of Peace met at Immaculate of Mary Church in Currie on Tues., April 28, 2026 at 5 PM with light supper provided by the Currie members to 20 members and guest Lori Mickelson, 2nd vice-regent representing the State Board. She congratulated the court on the 75th anniversary and encouraged the court to make installation of officers a special occasion and to consider joining another court for that occasion. She traced her enthusiasm for CDA to the fact that she turns to her faith when she hits roadblocks, to the special gift of friends, prayer, and to the opportunity to offer services and donations to projects across the nation. She offered reminders of a retreat in Alexandria June 27, the National Convention in Coralville, IA in July, the Fall Workshop in Marshall August 27, and Habitat House in Northfield.

Top left: MCC Award winners Alex Schuur (Patrick S. Gilmore Band Award). Gabriel Gleis (John Philip Souza Award) Top right: MCC first grade concert Left photo above: Fulda Oustanding Under Classman Award recipient Mason Kirchner, Directors Award recipient Gavin Gerdes, instructor Matthew Saxman John Philip Sousa Award recipient Matthew Stapek, Outstanding Under Classman Award recipient Colton Erdmann. Missing is Michaela Johnson, recipient of the Most Improved Musician. Left photo below: Senior members of the Fulda High School Band, front row, Brooklynn Tyrell, Grace Ouellette, Nevaeh Echternach; back row, instructor Matthew Saxman, Gavin Gerdes, Matthew Stapek, Taylor Anderson. Below: Second-graders particpated in a bike rodeo at West Elementary

The Chandler American Legon Auxiliary met on April 21, 2026. The meeting opened with Faye Schuur in the absence of President Patsy Buys.