There are many ways to give back to local communities. But, for a local trio of female officials who made history Tuesday, they contribute to the functionality of area basketball.
Lakes International Language Academy freshman Brecken Lee got bit by the theater bug at a young age. She was four when she took the stage for the first time. Since then, Lee has performed in over 30 different theater productions throughout the Forest Lake area and the broader Twin Cities.
The wrestling crowd was mighty and primed. You know it’s a big night when the place reverberates with screaming during the JV portion of the competition.
Roseau Memorial Arena is one of Minnesota’s most historic sites, and the building that was constructed in 1949 has been recognized with the honor of being named to the National Register of Historic Places.
Together 3.0, a series of four student leadership conferences, was held over a three-week span in three locations in Greater Minnesota and the other in the Twin Cities.
Alongside Old Highway 23, there stands this proud sign exclaiming Russell High School’s 1979 9-Man state football championship team. Eric Viccaro, Sports Editor at the Pipestone County Star, thought it was time to celebrate the 45th anniversary of this grand occasion.
"You will learn in the years ahead that many lessons from high school sports will be part of you forever. Hard work, supporting each other, never giving up, respecting the game, respecting officials, respecting your opponents."
