Esther Frakes celebrates 21 years at the Star Herald office on October 5. She answered a few questions about her time at the Star Herald.

Tony Goettsch participated in this year’s The 437 Project event Sept. 25-28, helping to raise over $300,000 for the South ...

Kathy Thomas is the new owner of Functional Nutrition, the wellness and nutrition store in downtown Luverne. “My approach ...

The Luverne volleyball team posted two home wins, beating Jackson County Central 3-1 Tuesday, Sept. 23, and topping Edgerton ...

Elmer Hovland’s children (from left) Christine, Mark and Jon met with author Nina Willner at the Herreid Military Museum ...

H-BC beat the Heron Lake-Okabena/Fulda Coyotes 3-2 at home Tuesday, Sept. 23, and fell 3-0 to Adrian/Ellsworth Thursday, Sept ...

Lyle Rollag (above) combines wet corn for livestock feed Sunday afternoon in Beaver Creek Township and (at left) Dick Kramer ...

Luverne hosted the 74th Tri-State Band Festival Saturday with 16 bands participating in the parade and field events.

Students and staff will move into the new Hills-Beaver Creek Elementary School in November. You must log in to continue reading. Log in or subscribe today.

Hills business owner Jessica Martens envisions the first “Fall Festival on Main” to be more than a community event in Hills.

The Luverne cross country team traveled to St. James Tuesday, Sept. 23, for in invitational at the Jackson Golf Course. The LHS girls’ 5,000-meter team placed first in their event, beating out St.

I just got back from the annual Association for Rural and Small Libraries conference in Albuquerque, New Mexico. If you’re thinking it was one big nerd-fest, you would be right.