Emma Classen
Abilyn Schneider
Two students are recipients of the American Legion Post 80 Humphrey American Legion Auxiliary scholarships for $500.
The beam was put in place Monday afternoon at the site of the Lindsay Academy. Community members signed the beam Sunday and Monday before workers from Sampson Construction raised the beam and secured it in place, forever marking the history of the construction of Lindsay’s new school. Democrat photos
Father Jim Novotny gives the blessing Monday afternoon at the site of the Lindsay Academy. Democrat photos
A piece of history. Lindsay Academy Board of Directors held a beam-signing ceremony Sunday in downtown Lindsay and Monday at the site of where the school is being built. The beam was signed by local community members and put in place as part of the building. Democrat photo
The exterior view of Lindsay Academy.
A rendering of the commons area.
A rendering of the community library.
Lindsay Academy beam signing marks construction of new school
St. Francis students are interviewed by local business people as part of a lesson in business communication skills. Courtesy photo
St. Francis business teacher Katelynn Micek has been working with the sophomores on business communications skills. They have looked into careers and created resumes.
Kayla Baker
April is Alcohol Awareness Month. As a mental health provider and alcohol and drug counselor, I ask but one thing: we do just this: gain awareness. And NO, I am not necessarily talking about facts and statistics about how many youths are drinking alcohol or how many deaths are alcohol-related.
Several items pertaining to the Humphrey Aquatic Center will be addressed by the Humphrey City Council during its April 15 meeting.
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