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How did we get here? Combatting the nation’s Opioid Crisis

Jordan Gerard/SGH Dr. Lucas Hammell, DO, talks to a crowd about the opioid crisis affecting the U.S. and locally.

Wednesday, April 18, 2018 12:37 PM

The opioid crisis affects people all over the U.S., and locally.

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Senior high Knowledge Bowl returns from state meet

Rushford-Peterson Team 1 attended the Minnesota State Knowledge Bowl Meet last week.
Rushford-Peterson 2018 Prom Royalty announced

The 2018 Rushford-Peterson Prom Royalty was announced this week.
R-P School Board addresses bullying, beefs up theater program, says goodbye to Vix
McNamer advances to Class A State Speech Meet

Rushford-Peterson's Jordan McNamer advances to State Speech on Saturday.
How did we get here? Combatting the nation’s Opioid Crisis

The opioid crisis affects people all over the U.S., and locally.
‘Bringing back the memories’ Local auto body shop expands to classic car restorations

A need for room and a demand for classic car restorations resulted in a new full time business venture for a local mechanic shop.
New Ferndale Country Club manager brings years of experience

Chris Austin might have landed his dream job. Austin, the new manager of the Ferndale Country Club of Rushford, is a trained chef, enjoys golfing, and has a broad experience in event planning. The 27-year old brings a formidable skill set to his new position.
Norwegian homes on the American landscape

Exploring how Norwegian architecture relates to the modern world
Chair volleyball comes to Rushford Senior Dining

Imagine playing volleyball without ever having to leave your seat. Spring Grove senior dining participants have enjoyed a new sport called Chair Volleyball since late 2016. They enjoy it so much, the Spring Grove players decided to share it with members of the Rushford Senior Dining program on March 29.
Foundation for R-P Schools offers trade school scholarships

Rushford-Peterson seniors interested in pursuing a career in the trades have an exciting new opportunity.
Council approves engineering options for water tower

The Spring Grove City Council and Economic Development Authority (EDA) held a joint session on Monday, March 26 at city hall, and both approved moving forward with a potential business to build on one of the EDA lots east of town.
Spring Valley-Wykoff FFA member seeking top job at state level

Sydney Eickhoff’s announced her candidacy for state candidacy.
Annual scouts food drive brings in over 1,200 pounds of food

The Rushford area girl and boy scout troops held their annual food drive last week to great success. Altogether, the scouts were able to collect 1,241.7 pounds of food, up from last year’s total of 1,229.
Council discusses new water tower, approves city administrator

The Spring Grove City Council discussed, but did not approve, a new larger water tower for the city.
Ceremony reveals passionate work about cultural heritage from St. Olav’s recipient Lee Grippen

Lee Grippen was honored with the St. Olav’s Medal in a private ceremony on Friday, March 16 at Giants of the Earth Heritage Center.

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