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Area farmers take advantage of the recently dry spring days to get fields ready for planting.

Farmers Lay Groundwork for Bins to Bust

Although it may be difficult to find airborne soil in the area because of recent drenching rains, this spring has been extremely dry.So dry, that...

On April 19, Pastor John Bennett confirmed his son Ben at St. John’s Lutheran Church, otherwise known as Willow Creek among its lifelong attendants. There were heartfelt congratulations for Ben posted on Facebook.

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Pastor Does Double Duty

◆ Two area congregations are now served by one pastor, a partnership that may become permanent.John Bennett, pastor of St. John’s Lutheran Church...

Above, Jayden Williams builds a car. His friend Kieren Thomas, right, is busy with his Lego vehicle. The two came to Truman Public Library to participate in Lego Club. The group meets two Tuesdays per month. The themes change for each meeting.

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OFF TO THE RACES

Group gathers to build vehiclesLego Club members never know what the theme will be when they arrive at Truman Public Library for their club meeting...

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Magnus Torres Martinez signs his intention to attend Truman Public School next year joining other kindergartners in the Class of 2039. Proud family members include his mom, Marilyn, brother Mikel and dad, Edgar.

Pencil, Plants, Pizza, Oh My!

Prospective Jaguar Cubs Sign Up at Kindergarten Round-UpTruman Public School hosted its annual Kindergarten Round-Up recently in the high school...

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Don Rathman, left, is Jaguar player Blake Rathman’s great uncle. The elder Rathman is a cancer survivor.

Cancer, You’re Outta Here!

Courtney Studer, main organizer for Strikeout Cancer, awaits a couple donations, but this year, the Strikeout Cancer event on April 14 raised...

Truman Driver Sentenced in Hwy. 15 Crash

A Truman man involved in a September 2025 crash involving alcohol was sentenced in Watonwan County last week.Jacob W. Mohwinkel, 31, was charged with one felony count of...

New Supermarket May Be in Store for Truman

◆ Ambulance department opens discussion about possibilities for transporting heavy patients.At the meeting on April 20, the Truman City Council heard from Community...

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The Truman-area tornado touches down Monday evening, April 13. The tornado was one of three reported across southern Minnesota. Hail fell measuring more than three inches in diameter at locations in the region from the storm. Stormchasers took this picture.

Storms Track, Twist Through Southern MN

Just in time for supper, severe weather came knocking on southern Minnesota’s door Monday evening around 6 p.m.Quarter-size hail was reported in...

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Library is Local Lego Land

The Truman Library Lego Club meets the first and third Tuesday after school at the library. The most recent challenge was to build a marble Lego...

Rep. Brad Finstad

Waverly Township Restoration Project Toured

“I’ve heard good things from folks who utilize [conservation] programs. We just have to get it done.”During his tour with Ducks Unlimited, that’s...

Council Approves Sidewalk Project Bid

◆ The fire department’s annual spring breakfast is this Sunday.At the Truman City Council meeting on April 6, the council approved a bid from Nielsen Blacktopping &...

Cuts to SNAP Benefits Coming, Local Food Shelf Expects More Visits

◆ MN House committee party-line vote halts an effort for a SNAP safety net program.Later this year, some residents in Martin County who receive...

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Three-year-old Stella Rode, right, tries to assist her parents in getting her one-year-old brother Bo in line for a picture with the Easter bunnies. However, Bo seemed to be in awe of the giant bunnies and couldn’t stop staring or moving around to get closer.

Egg Hunt Hops Indoors

The rainy week caused Cathy Sorensen, Truman Active Living group member, who organizes the yearly Easter Egg Hunt, to move the festivities indoors...

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Laura K. Murray, above at left, United Way director and author, visited with students recently at Truman Public School to discuss her book about showing kindness. There was no shortage of comments about books from students, below, in attendance.

Reading, Writing, Publishing

Author describes how a book is born Laura K. Murray, United Way Director of Operations and Communications and author of “The Kindness Booth,” a...

At left, Cairne Eytcheson displays the CPR set received from the CERP grant, along with Savannah Hodge, head custodian at Truman Public School. Eytcheson believes these funds will be worth the reward in the long run as she and Hodge educate students how to prepare for CPR emergencies.

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Truman Public School Receives Grant

Truman Public School District was among 87 districts applying for the Cardiac Emergency Response Plan (CERP) grant last October through the...

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