7 p.m. Friday, Dec. 6, and 2 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 8 Where: Sanctuary at Peace Lutheran Church, 400 Franklin St. SW, Hutchinson Admission: $10 and free for children younger than 12 For more information: Call the Hutchinson Center for the Arts at 320-587-7278
Crow River Singers celebrate the season with two concerts at Peace Lutheran Church
at Klee and Amundsonâs gallery was a favorite pasttime with the boys the first of the week.
Displayed in the Meeker County Museum is a large aerial photograph of Litchfield. The photo looks towards the southwest, with Lake Ripley in the background and many homes and businesses among the tree-lined streets.
âEarly in the morning of the 21st we found an Indian trail and followed it through the forest to the prairie. From the dense, shady, native woods to the open, smooth, sunny plains, the change was so sudden, and the contrast so great, that a new world of wondrous beauty seemed open to our view. For three days we had traveled in the heavy belt of timber, which extended from the cloudy waters of the Minnesota River to the borders of the northwestern open country called by the red men,Ta-tonka-ka-gapl, orthe home ofthe buffalo.â
University of Minnesota Extension and Hutchinson Chamber of Commerce will offer a 2025 Crop Management Input Seminar from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 4, at the Crow River Winery in Hutchinson.
Curious about how climate change is impacting pollinators? Wondering how Minnesota’s diverse ecosystems contribute to supporting their habitats?
Late North Shore goal beats LDC 4-3
When I was new to the liturgical calendar, I wondered why the church used the âLitchfield school greenâ pulpit cloth Sunday after Sunday. I had not yet learned about Ordinary Time, a time of learning, gathering as a community and moving forward as the church grows. The âliturgical greenâ signifies new life and growth.