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Farm & City Days meeting Wednesday
There will be a meeting of the New Richland Farm and City Days Committee on Wednesday, June 11 at 5:30 p.m. at NR City Hall. Anyone interested is encouraged to attend.
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There will be no lifeguard services provided by Steele County at Beaver Lake this summer. Persons accessing the public beach will do so at their own risk.
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Wagner ends Panther career on top
Wearing a New Richland-Hartland-Ellendale-Geneva uniform for the final time, Carlie Wagner went out on top Friday afternoon, winning the Class A state high jump championship at Hamline University in St. Paul. It was the second state high jump title in three years for Wagner, who was not able to compete last year because of injury. (Star Eagle photo by Jim Lutgens)
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Calling all athletes, health-conscious individuals, or those who would like to fulfill that New Year’s resolution to shed some weight: this summer, local residents will have the opportunity to participate in an exercise class.
Made popular in the 2010s, Max Interval Training (or High Intensity Interval Training) consists of intense bouts of exercise followed by a short rest period. Demonstrated to increase lean muscle mass and decrease body fat, this method of exercise provides large gains in a short amount of time due to the large number of calories burned per session.
The class is available to those of all levels of fitness age 14 and up. Personal trainer Tim Krohn will instruct the class and include modifications throughout to accommodate different fitness levels. Beginning June 2nd, the class will be held in the Ellendale gym on Mondays and Thursdays at 6:30 p.m. Each session will last 30 minutes. For more information or to register, please contact Marilyn Dobberstein, Community Education Director, at (507) 417-2667.
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Raece Johnson receives his diploma and congratulations from NRHEG School Board Chairman Rick Schultz during commencement exercises for NRHEG High School’s class of 2014 Sunday, May 25. (Star Eagle photo by Chris Schlaak)
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Many veterans who served in the Korean War are eligible for the Korean “Ambassador for Peace” Medal from the Republic of South Korea. They can apply for the medal through the South Korean Consulate in Chicago.
To apply for the medal, veterans who served in Korea during the war can fill out an application and mail it to the consulate, or they can call her and she will mail or email the application directly to the veteran.
The medal is currently out of stock, but the Consulate will send the medal to eligible veterans who apply once they receive new stock (likely May or June).
The special medal is available to those who served from June 25, 1950 to March 1955.