Outdoor Tips for Warmer Weather As we approach the last month of school, I wanted to take a moment to reflect on my first year as the Health Services Coordinator at MCC. This year has been like many others I have spent in the health office in some ways, and quite the change in other ways. I have really enjoyed getting to fill this role and I appreciate the support of my fellow staff, our administration, school board and most of all this wonderful community. Thank you for letting me be a part of your family’s health this past school year and I look forward to next year!

Please do not request that your name be left off the District Court List. District Court MN STATE HIGHWAY PATROL Steven Allen Flock, Fulda, MN, Seat Belt Required - $110.

Grand March Time Change Murray County Central Prom will be Saturday April 27th. The Grand March will be at 7:30 pm this year (doors opening at 6:40pm).

SLAYTON CITY COUNCIL APPROVES RESOLUTIONS FOR FUNDING ON MAPLE AVENUE PROJECT WHICH IS PROJECTED TO START BY END OF APRIL The Slayton City Council met on Friday, April 15th. The agenda was approved.

By Joanne Bergman The Murray County Board of Commissioners met in regular session on Tuesday, April 16, 2024. Commissioner Malone attended via interactive technology.

The MCC Boys Golf team had a beautiful day to golf at the Marshall Golf Course besides the wind. After a few meets with cold and windy conditions, the players were itching to get outside and play a round in some nicer weather. The Rebels faced quite a few challenging opponents, but finished strong overall.

The Rebels traveled to Fulda on Thursday last week to play in a triangular against the HLO/F/ WWG Coyotes and SWMCHEHS Eagles. Although it was a very windy and cold day, the course was in great condition for this time of year.

MCC vs. Adrian Ellsworth Thursday, April 11 The MCC Rebel Baseball team has struggled to get on the field this season due to weather and field conditions.

MCC vs. Adrian Ellsworth Thursday, April 11 The Murray County Central Rebel Softball team played their fourth game of the season this past Thursday.

By Liz Stahl, Extension Educator - Crops, Phyllis Bongard, Educational Content Development & Communications Specialist, and Anna Cates, Extension Specialist in Soil Health Register now to reserve your spot with the University of Minnesota Cover Crop Academy! This new, innovative program is a hybrid, year-long, statewide course designed for those who work with farmers including crop advisors, consultants, educators, agency personnel, agronomists, ag lenders, and personnel at non-profits, soil and water conservation districts (SWCD) and Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) offices. This unique opportunity will take a deep dive into cover crops and will be tailored to Minnesota cropping systems and conditions.