Library Happenings Henning School In today’s fast-paced world, many parents find themselves balancing demanding careers, household responsibilities, and personal commitments. Despite the pressures of modern life, hardworking parents can serve as the cornerstone for instilling a strong work ethic in their children teaching them about perseverance, discipline, and the value of hard work and this… Read More

To tbe Editor, Minnesotans’ access to health care, more specifically eye care in new and meaningful ways for communities of all sizes, is at a crossroads at the State Capitol, and your input is necessary. Currently, in the Minnesota Legislature, SF 1144/HF 1011 would modernize the scope of practice for optometrists to use their knowledge and training… Read More

Ask A Trooper Sgt. Jesse Grabow Question: What is a safe routine when backing up using the mirrors in conjunction with the vehicle’s backup camera? Answer: Backing up is not allowed on freeways or expressways, except for emergency vehicles on duty. Backing up on public roads can result in a charge of reckless or careless driving. If you… Read More

Library Happenings Henning School In a world where technology often competes for children’s attention, we need to be reminded of the immeasurable value of reading with children. While children may be drawn to screens, the experience of sharing a book creates a powerful bond and opens doors to learning in ways that go beyond passive… Read More

By Bev Johnson Master Gardener This is the time of year the growers introduce their new plants. If it is a brand-new perennial, let it hang around for 2 or 3 years to be sure it stands up to its promise. It may not be as winter hardy or as unusual or as attractive as advertised… Read More

By Congresswoman Michelle Fischbach I recently held a telephone town hall, and nearly 14,000 people tuned in for an update on what I have been working on and what’s been happening in D.C. I also answered some great questions about things concerning the people of the 7th District. It was great to learn from those who… Read More

The Prairie Spy Alan “Lindy” Linda I know some stuff about apple trees. Fifty years of stuff, to be exact. Just the last few days, people have been asking me: “What do I do with my apple trees, because….” They’re three or four or, or, or years old, and have never been pruned. They’ve never had apples, and they’re… Read More

To the Editor, The Henning Adopt-A-Classroom program is absolutely wonderful for our school. Thank you to all of the sponsors that have given to my classroom. I am so blessed and as I look back upon the year. Thank you for sharing your hard earned money with the students of our school. What a wonderful thing… Read More

The Prairie Spy Alan “Lindy” Linda Although many years have passed since my brother and I were grade school students in the one-room country school in Iowa we knew as Douglas # 8, he and I quite often talk about it. One  topic always concerned how cold it was in that building in the winter. No insulation, of… Read More

The Prairie Spy Alan “Lindy” Linda Although many years have passed since my brother and I were grade school students in the one-room country school in Iowa we knew as Douglas # 8, he and I quite often talk about it. One  topic always concerned how cold it was in that building in the winter. No insulation, of… Read More