Ramblings, Part I Rambling into the farmyard the empty cattle trailer did roll. Backing up to the gates came easy enough as thunder taunted in the distance.

Tracy, MN / Slayton, MN-Community Blood Bank, Sanford Tracy Medical Center and Murray County Medical Center come together to secure the blood supply for the community coming off the Labor Day weekend by hosting the community blood drives.

Cholesterol is a topic that we hear about often when experts discuss health. Although, it is more than just a popular ‘health’ word. It is important to know what cholesterol is and what role it plays in your health.

U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Farm Service Agency (FSA) in Murray County announced that ranchers and livestock producers can apply for assistance from the Livestock Forage Disaster Program (LFP) for grazing losses incurred in 2021.

Take the bite out of headaches! What is functional bite assessment? Functional bite assessment determines the relationship of how your teeth bite and function together. Having a functional bite assessment completed is critical to ensuring the proper longevity of your teeth and maintenance of good oral health.

Four new teachers have joined the staff at Murray County Central schools, and they are eager to meet their students and begin a new school year! A sincere welcome to our new MCC staff! Mr. Crosby Tyson Crosby is a native of Sherburn, MN.

Ms. Berndt Brittany Berndt will teach fifth grade at West Elementary.

DISTRICT COURT FULDA POLICE DEPARTMENT Cheyan Takija Feltman, Round Lake, MN, Speeding - $225. MINNESOTA STATE PATROL Alexis Bailey Ashton, Maple Grove, MN, Speeding - $225.

Pictured (L to R) are: Julie Dahlhoff, ECI Board Secretary; Marilyn M. Carlson, Board Chair of ECI; and Marie Paulzine, ECI Coordinator..

While trying to decide what 4 H project to do, Dane Hanson heard a story about his niece ending up in the emergency room. She was so scared! He wanted to find a way to comfort children who had similar experiences. He decided to make a couple bins that the hospital could keep on hand for children who are sick or injured. What started as a simple 4H project, turned into a bigger task when people started donating funds for him to make more bins. His mom posted something on Facebook and he started asking family and friends to donate as well. He would like to thank Tara Einck, Katie Beers, Jodi Beckman, Melvin Schreier, Kyla Buldhaupt, Missy Danneman, Kim Mannon, Tylyn Honken, Cindy Hanson, Matt Hanson, Currie Town and Country, Sam Wynia, Joyce Lange and Lita Schreier. With their contributions, Dane has been able to complete 24 bins and has plans for 26 more. The bins contain things like markers, paper, flashcards, slime and stamps. He also has separate ones for girls that may have puppets, press on nails, stencils, etc. and the boys may have race cars, whoopee cushions, card games, etc.