By John Mueller
After years of discussion, planning, design work, grant applications and politicking for funding, the Glencoe City Council finally gave construction of a wastewater treatment plant the go-ahead Monday night.
The plant will use the existing site south of Highway 212 and west of Morningside Drive along Buffalo Creek and also build new buildings on...
Hoping to address runoff and safety concerns associated with Glencoe-Silver Lake Junior-Senior High School’s parking along with space and maintenance issues at Lakeside Elementary School’s parking lot, the school board directed staff to continue work on an improvement plan.
The board, by consensus rather than a formal vote, at the Nov. 13 meeting...
In the wake of voters rejecting a proposed increase in the Glencoe-Silver Lake School District’s operating levy Nov. 6, the school board declined to renew the contracts of the district’s superintendent and its business manager.
The board was split on both proposed contract renewals. Directors Donna VonBerge, Kevin Kuester and Jamie Alsleben voted...
There is no doubt of where his pride rests.
Duane Becker’s yard in Brownton hosts a display honoring his military service and the service of family members and Americans who served their country. Becker served in the U.S. Navy on active duty from 1963 to ’67 plus two years of inactive duty. The side yard of his house on North Ninth Avenue in...
Give a group of women time, the material needed, room to work and a veteran to sew for and they’ll create a lasting memento that tells former soldiers their service was not forgotten or taken for granted.
A group of women from Glencoe and McLeod County meet regularly on the upper level of a quilt shop in downtown Hutchinson and create tangible...
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