Marshall, MN News

• Marshall, MN News
• Bullying education a big part of most recent L.O.L. Camp
• Secretary of State discusses Voter ID issues
• Veterans of a forgotten war
• Still feeling scars
• Gould takes the stand in his own defense Thursday
• Local governments get updates on county issues
• Preparing for the worst
• Gould found guilty on 5 of 7 counts
• Goodenow to not seek re-election
• Growing in faith
• Commissioner Anderson files in District 5
• Ritter will not seek council re-election
• A passion for agriculture
• Gould trial opens with jury selection and testimony
• Time to wet a line at Independence
• Getting ready for Memorial Day
• YMC approves multi-county health services agreement
• Bids, vehicle permits prompt Marshall Council discussion
• Local schools weigh in on new measurement for educational achievement
• The collection of a lifetime
• School board weighs MECLA issue
• Education next step for sports center, MERIT efforts
• Looking to catch 'the big one'
• A new beginning
• Kane Named Academic All-District
• Last day of school
• Sen: Jobs a 'work in progress' in Minnesota
• Kicking up dust
• Cause of Kruse fire still undetermined
• Seniors helping seniors
• Windowed Enveloped Needed
• Kensington Runestone real, geologist says
• Nine graduate from MECLA
• Lincoln County argues with the feds, agrees with the state
• Lyon County awards recycling contract
• ADR Office Closed Tuesday Afternoon
• Robinson Funeral Saturday
• BC & BS Self-serve Website Down This Weekend
• Sen. Majority Leader reflects on '12 session
• Poor Summer Hours
• Water flowing again at Tracy trailer park
• A sunny fishing opener
• Camp Love's Embrace to celebrate 10 years
• District 22 still looking for more candidates
• So much to learn
• SMSU: Mattke project would benefit community as well as schools
• United Way Of Southwest MN News - May 9, 2012
• Syttende Mai comes to Hendricks a little early
• Fair weather after mild winter promises a good walleye opener
• Waiting for water in Tracy
• Magnus gives emotional farewell speech
• Stadium bill crosses goal line
• Former Mustang named to 2012 USA Paralympic Team
• At Lakeview it's all hands on deck
• Bills not perfect, but major hurdles have been cleared
• Vikings stadium bill passes Senate
• Lighting Project
• YMC growth driven by agriculture, assessor says
• City council approves further developments at Marshall airport
• Rep. says House bill is 'step in the right direction'
• Hmong Spring Dance Festival is Friday, Saturday at SMSU
• QComp addresses Marshall School Board
• City of Marshall handles heavy rainfall
• LIGHTING REPLACEMENT PROJECT
• Summer School Spanish 201 - ONLINE!
• Court of Appeals upholds dismissal of benefits lawsuit
• Old is new again in Hazel Run
• SMSU grads reach end of 'chapter'
• Flood warning extended
• Avengers (fans) assemble!
• Local Muslim community looks to educate vandal
• Local responders get training for ARMER radio
• DNR officials laud natural resources bill
• A soggy launch
• SMSU Development Day-Register NOW!
• Prairie Women's Expo is Saturday in Tracy
• Fire at Kruse Motors is still under investigation
• The terrific twos
• Stadium hitting the floor Monday
• Dressen Named Academic All-District
• Eichten and Thygesen Named Academic All-District
• April 2012 SEGIP Newsletter
• A change of venue
• 'Taking care of our own'
• Officials discuss future of county shop
• Physical Plant Annual Auction
• SMSU Mail Delivery and Duplicating Services
• Lincoln County re-approves tax abatement
• Answering a new call
• Tracy School District gets abatement for Kid's World tax penalties
• Chick-fil-A program a must-see for businesses, individuals alike
• SMSU Women's Golf Selected for NCAA Tournament
• Stadium, bonding and tax changes all in play
• Restraining order denied in hospital lawsuit
• Waiting on prom
• Quick action at Holy Redeemer Church service helps heart attack victim
• Celebrating a decade of the great outdoors
• Power of the Purse event is Tuesday
• Putting on the blitz
• Art gallery moves into new home
• Playing with plots
• Watch your back, and your ID
• Equality at the "Altar" Panel Discussion DVDs Available
• Summer Session Guaranteed Undergraduate Courses Announced
• Council of Catholic Women convention coming to Marshall on Saturday
• Ready to rock
• MnDOT gives update on Hwy. 68 construction
• Familiar faces will be missed at 2012 sportsmen's show in Tracy
• A big blow to downtown Balaton
• Business summit speakers talk achievements, partnership
• Women United For Early Childhood Invite You To The 5th Annual Power Of The Purse Program
• 'Everyone gets a voice' in restorative justice process
• YMC adopts redistricting plan
• Keeping the Redwood clean
• Senate candidate: Klobuchar out of touch with how economy has affected people
• Council OKs sale of former library to Lyon County
• MHS foursome ready for business at nationals
• Tour de Kota bicycle tour planning rolls on in Marshall
• Hey, good buddies
• Surprenant 2nd at state speech; 4 others place
• Fatal crash on Hwy. 59
• Cow comfort
• Slowly but surely bonding bill moving along
• Gambling with corn
• Area responders learn to deal with train wrecks
• Change at the top for Marshall Area YMCA
• A whale of a tale
• Critical thinking skills needed for healthcare workers
• Hearing held in Avera Marshall lawsuit
• RTR school board hears building plan
• Lyon County sets new voting districts
• County approves feedlot CUP
• County offers option for library building
• Sen. says funding plan doomed stadium
• Tech talk dominates school board
• Building a web presence
• Residents voice concerns about Bruce Street parking
• By Per Peterson
• Steady on the controls
• Marshall speech to send 13 to state
• Severe Weather Awareness Week starts off with a bang
• Dems endorse Suss for SD16 at district convention
• Partisanship: the great divide
• Packing up success
• Hearing held on amicus issue in hospital suit
• MATH 110 Offered Online for Summer Session II
• Basic skills a need for manufacturing workers, area employers say
• Cooking with finesse
• Clearing things up in the classroom
• Remainder of session a mixed bag
• Mud Volleyball Tournament
• Jobs & Internships: Info Meeting with Impact Innovations, Inc.
• Live @ The Landing
• McFarland Library Celebrates National Library Week
• Library Seeks Student and Faculty Input with Survey
• Tonight's Cinema @ The Centers
• Founders Hall Roof Project To Start Monday, April 16
• International Food Festival Sold Out
• 22nd Annual International Food Festival
• National Day of Action Event April 16
• Spring Term February-March, 2012
• Office Supplies Giveaway
• TIAA-CREF Financial Education Webinar
• Dependent Insurance Eligibility Verification Audit
• Free U.S. Air Force band concert is Monday
• Marshall police chief slowed, not stopped, by cancer
• Peterson: Obamacare not all bad
• Air Brush Tattoos
• Happy hunting
• Library adds another site to trace family histories
• Library packs a historic punch
• Still airing their success
• Eyes on the ground
• Routine search at MHS turns up drug paraphernalia
• Godfather's closing
• Sharpening their skills
• MnDOT outlines summer road projects
• SMSU seeking a tuition increase to improve the old Mattke field
• Dayton vetoes GOP plan to cover school IOUs
• SMSU's Fitzgerald Named Third Team Academic All-American
• Scholarship Opportunity for Students Studying Soils Science or Related Field
• Social Science Museum Open
• Echo residents hope new restaurant will rise from the ashes
• When ag meets school
• Dayton signs Jacob's Law
• Live @ The Landing
• Academic and Diversity Resources Awards Night
• Jones Presents at Conference
• Lincoln County parks and lakes gear up for summer
• Franken continues to champion support for returning troops
• Rescue at Tyson Lake
• County faces setback in replacing truck lost in fire
• Marshall Council hears library proposals
• A proactive approach on grasslands
• Board breaks down master agreement
• Images of Women Art Exhibition Continues Through April 10
• Prepping for college success
• DWI course presents sobering statistics
• DeCramer remembered as tireless worker for Minnesota
• Minnesota Senate passes GOP tax relief measures
• Q?&?A: Allergies nothing to sneeze at this year
• Focusing on her future
• Pressing on with local projects
• Minnesota Senate passes GOP tax relief measures
• Q?&?A: Allergies nothing to sneeze at this year
• Focusing on her future
• Pressing on with local projects
• Denim Day
• Geography whiz
• Prospective buyers to speak on former Marshall library
• Power Outage in Residence Life Naoutha Office
• Mustangs Against Violence
• Administration Budget Presentation - April 5
• Memorial Service for Gary DeCramer
• Outstanding Senior Award Nominations
• Colorful characters
• Percussion program to 'unleash the beats'
• Discussion of billboard prompts safety concerns
• MERIT Center expansion another outstate omission in bonding bills
• Senate says no to sports complex
• Tonight's Cinema @ The Centers
• 2012 SMSU Student Philosophers Conference
• Senate leaves sports complex off projects list
• Release of Senate bonding bill pushed back
• Tropical theme set for hospice charity ball
• Exploring the arts
• Yellow Medicine County Board talks security concerns
• Council approves voting wards, fire contracts
• Business and Public Affairs Scholarships
• McLean's Poems and Translations Published
• Last Chance to "Like" us and Win!
• Socioloy Students Present Research at Regional Conference
• The Spur has a New Web site!
• MMA, AMA file amended motion to appear as friends of the court in Avera-ACMC suit
• Seeing white
• From Facebook to your bank book
• Website new tool for job seekers
• When session will adjourn is anyone's guess
• John Zwach Scholarships for 2012-13
• SMSU Jazz Ensemble to perform with Guest Artist
• Student Senate Town Hall Meeting - April 12
• SMSU SIFE wins Regional Competition, will Compete at Nationals
• Better World Books Scholarship
• Advising Locations/Times for the All Student Advising Day on Wednesday, March 28
• Northwestern Health Sciences University Information Table
• Katie Hancock Memorial
• A sweet Saturday
• Scientific minds converge at Lynd School
• His glimpse of heaven
• Heavy lifting remains on bonding bill
• Higher fire costs may be coming for townships
• Mustangs Against Violence
• Klinkner to receive Award from Minnesota Chapter of the National Football Founda
• Images of Women Art Exhibit and Telling Women's Stories Reading
• SMSU Broadcast Students in NYC
• 22nd Annual International Food Festival April 14
• Setting up a playground
• Learning beyond the classroom
• Live @ The Landing
• Area residents share Farm Bill concerns
• Making her pitch
• Taser training an electrifying experience for law enforcement
• 'Heaven' author to speak at MACS' Promise Banquet
• Activist: Let there be voter ID, just don't make it racial issue
• SMSU Broadcasters to Attend Anderson Cooper 360
• Tonight's Cinema @ The Centers
• Anxiety Screening
• Lincoln County bans 4-wheelers in county parks
• Sports facility: 0-for-2 on bonding
• Lyon County looks at redistricting
• Sociology Club Meeting
• Resident Bike Storage Pick-Up
• Financial issues dominate school board meeting
• Observing the outdoors
• Marshall hotel owner urges caution on development
• Falk wants Ivanhoe, Hendricks to 'work it out'
• Power out to Naoutha/Main Residence Life Office this afternoon
• "Like" us and win!
• SMSU Marketing Club Fundraiser
• Attention: Insurance Eligible Employees-Dependent Eligibility Verification Aud
• United Way of Southwest MN News - March 15, 2012
• Celebrating the green
• Speech students express themselves at SMSU meet
• Bringing both sides to the table
• ACMC?lease issue taken to court
• Suss says he's better prepared for seat at Capitol this time around
• Ugly cloud hangs over Capitol, puts Legislature in bad light, senator says
• Desi's Fight
• Falk bill stirs pot in Hendricks
• St. Patrick's Ice Skating
• Health Careers Day - Wed. March 28
• Canby resident honored as 2012 Caregiver of the Year
• A solid base
• Buy Your Recognition Dinner Tickets NOW
• Register-MN Education Job Fair April 23
• Masons donate to food shelf
• Clod-busting in March
• A new start
• Deferred assessment decision splits city council
• Committee approves raising license fees
• Freedom on 3 wheels
• Don't move a mussel
• Government employees union proceeds with grievance against YMC
• Marshall Council discusses projects
• Agronomy: back from the brink at SMSU
• Koenen will run for Kubly's seat in special election
• Spring break in Marshall
• Lyon County DFL meets to select officers, delegates
• A change in priorities
• People before party
• A change in priorities
• People before party
• Girl Scouts hits the century mark
• A?spiritual accent
• Crop experts say prepare for end of nine fat years
• Adjustments coming for Marshall wards
• SMSU Annual Recognition Dinner
• Farm Outlook Seminar highlights risk management
• On the hunt for funding
• Former Sen. Gary DeCramer dies at 67
• Kubly laid to rest in Granite Falls
• Lincoln County to cooperate with Hendricks on trails project
• Board votes to pursue appointed county positions
• Tax changes for 12 aren't big, but they're there
• From one battlefield to another for Hegseth
• Busy night for Marshall School Board
• A new age at the movies
• Magnus won't seek re-election
• A gathering of cultures
• Voice for rural Minnesota falls silent
• Sen. Gary Kubly dies
• MinnesotaWest in Canby has a building for sale
• Bringing culture to the table
• What a trip
• Ag teachers, program make a difference
• Lawmakers not sold on stadium plan
• Mail Delivery/Duplicating
• Planned SS Lot Closure
• 22nd Annual International Food Festival
• Push for a playground
• Marshall chief sees pros and cons of deadly force legislation
• Businesses voice concerns on proposed sports facility
• Live @ The Landing
• Sen. Kubly hospitalized
• Leap Day baby
• Redistricting prompts Senate run for Koenen
• A?wintry leap
• Marshall makes sports complex pitch
• Spring Get Away: Department and Student Services Fair
• Business and Public Affairs Scholarships
• Child maltreatment assessments down in YMC
• A voter ID alternative: technology
• Residents speak out at street hearing
• Paid Maurices Internship
• United Way of Southwest MN News - February 27, 2012
• Aquatic invasive species training postponed
• Changing times require rethinking rural leadership roles
• Ticket prices announced for NSIC Tournament; First 300 SMSU students admitted FR
• Mentor Scholarship Project Proposals Now Being Accepted!
• Visit Thailand and Earn College Credit!
• MN TRiO Day Student Leadership Conference
• A day for the delegates
• Winter's main event?
• An array of culture
• AMA lends support to Avera lawsuit
• The wait for winter might soon be over
• New face enters District 7 race
• Laser Tag
• Upward Bound Fundraiser
• Sociology Club Meeting
• 2011 Pre-tax, MDEA and DCEA, Claim Submitting Deadline is Feb. 29
• Facing challenges in the field
• Getting the message across
• Still another stadium plan; has the cup runneth over?
• SMSU Call Center Scholarship
• Social Science Scholarships
• Live @ The Landing
• Visit Thailand for College Credit
• Grappling with domestic violence in a rural setting
• Small crowd gathers to talk a new Farm Bill
• Peterson comfortable with new political map
• Planetarium 'Cosmic Colors' Show Friday, Saturday
• Basketball Fan Bus to Mankato Saturday
• Tonight's Cinema @ The Centers
• And they're off...
• Warm winter good news for Lincoln County finances
• School board discusses safety concern in high school gym
• County board gets update on redistricting
• New lines in the sand
• Open Session, VP of Finance and Administration Today
• 2011 Pre-tax, MDEA and DCEA, Claim Submitting Deadline is Febraury 29
• TIAA-CREF Retirement Webinar
• Getting to know the business world
• Mapping out politics in Minnesota
• A new style
• A high honor
• Little snow, big fun
• Area dance teams do well at state
• WCA gets big boost from Masonic Lodge
• Final numbers confirm impact of loss of HMVC
• 'Connected to a corn field'
• Kids against hunger
• Mustang Zone Rentals
• Brown & Gold Friday Winners
• A golden celebration
• Community Transit has hearing on service changes
• Polish Winter Festival Saturday in Ivanhoe
• Marshall City Council splits on state aid advance
• SMSU LIONS CLUB General Meeting Today
• SMSU Relay For Life Team Meeting Feb. 21
• HOUSING SIGN-UP IS ONLINE THIS YEAR
• Lions Club convention to be in Marshall this weekend
• MnDOT looking for feedback on transportation plan
• BA/PE Lot Closed for SMSU Athletics
• Upward Bound Fundraiser
• Tonight's Cinema @ The Centers
• Minneota City Council again mulls police cuts
• Yellow Medicine County Board closes ranks, marches on
• Continuing the journey
• Putting teachers to the test
• Construction delay costs spark council discussion
• PreferredOne SMSU Faculty, Service Faculty and Staff Appreciation Day set for Fr
• SMSU SAAC and Make-a-Wish Foundation
• United Way of Southwest Minnesota News - February 10, 2012
• BUDGET BREAKDOWN: An agency-by-agency guide to Obama's budget
• Rescue exercise benefits farmers
• School officials analyze NCLB reform
• Gopher 5 correction
• Spring Break Trip to Chicago, Ill.
• Wednesday, February 15 is Strategic Planning Day
• Eating Disorder Screening March 1
• Visit Thailand for College Credit!
• Hit the lights in Slayton
• An affair to savor
• Yellow Medicine East dancers sweep way to state
• Franken: Minnesota schools will be under less pressure sans NCLB
• Moving on after NCLB
• Good news brewing for Hendricks creamery
• Avera lawsuit gains support of Minnesota Medical Association
• Timeout for a tribute
• Registration Deadline-MN Job Fair-Feb. 15
• Exercise Science Majors/Minors Invited to Join Ex Sci Club
• Exercise Science Majors/Minors Invited to Join Ex Sci Club
• Housing Sign-Up for Upperclassmen will be Online
• Light on their feet
• Supt.: With waiver, schools can renew local focus on student growth
• Franken: Schools will be under less pressure sans NCLB
• 13th of Paris Dinner Theatre-A Great Way to Celebrate a Special Occasion!
• Live @ The Landing
• Making it their own
• ACMC breaks ground on new medical clinic
• YMC commissioner Wambeke dies
• Check Out Hawaiian Night Video
• Tonight's Cinema @ The Centers
• State Employee Assistance Program Articles
• Final Job Fair Meeting-Required Attendance-Feb 14 or 15th
• Bookstore Starting Spring Semester Book Returns
• Lincoln County approves tax abatement for Schuneman Equipment
• Fire damage discussed at Lyon County Board
• Without an Obama challenger, DFLers focus on the issues
• Lyon County presidential straw poll mirrors rest of Minnesota
• Dick Wambeke, YMC commissioner, dies at 71
• SMSU Cheerleaders selling Chamber Coupon Books This Week
• SHO Truffle Sale
• Student Senate Cheesecake Sale - Feb. 14-16
• Tuesday Evening Open Swim
• Replinger Award in Environmental Science
• Scholarships for Science Majors
• Scholarships for Math/Math Ed & Comp Science Majors
• School board tackles track issues
• Marshall Kiwanis to host 'Minute to Win It' fundraiser
• Valentine's Day Dance Party!
• Check Out Hawaiian Night Photos
• A?nice day for fishing
• Tiger dancers return to state
• United Way of Southwest Minnesota reaches fundraising goal
• Sparks fly at Capitol, but pols are busy at work, too
• Chef showdown
• We made it on the ELLEN SHOW!
• Brown & Gold Friday Winners
• Maurices Summer Internship
• Four SMSU student-athletes earn Myles Brand Award
• Sticking it to them
• Jacob's Law to go on to Judiciary Committee
• Mayors tapped for tax reform advice
• Sharing their stories of resilience
• Live @ The Landing
• Outlook on agriculture discussed in Marshall on Wednesday
• Journeying into fitness
• Students test their ag knowledge at state conference
• Cuisine with flair
• Jacob's Law being discussed by Legislature
• Residents, city staff discuss future of Walker Lane
• Schwan will donate land for complex
• 'Cyber' world is a dangerous one for youth
• Hold it, and they will come
• Tournament ranking speaks well of MHS
• New to the speaking scene
• Let's see some ID
• Before it all melts away
• 36th annual Ole and Lena Days in Granite Falls begins Saturday
• After purchase decision, Kid's World to move forward
• Alphabetical soulmates
• Arctic Blast to hit Canby this weekend
• More than 800 students to compete at Schwan Speech Spectacular
• Resolution for YME lawsuit means more time in court
• Seminar presses the hot button issue: terrorism
• Cultural awareness
• Council hears list of 2012 improvement projects
• Tracy School District to purchase Kid's World building
• Legislators list priorities for '12
• Crafting for the kids
• State transit cuts have had minimal effects, so far
• Scientifically speaking
• Group effort needed to buck bullying trend
• Medical staff bylaws at heart of suit
• Stadium issue plenty muddled days before session convenes
• Informational campaign kicks off for sports center
• First day at the fiber festival
• Fogarty to create last of downtown murals
• Looking out for their bridge
• From church to chapel
• The tragic and painful side of adolescence
• Lincoln County saves money by refinancing water bonds
• School board outlines priorities for upcoming year
• What would the No Child Left Behind waiver mean?
• Sports complex, MERIT Center left off Dayton's bonding bill wish-list
• County joins effort to reduce flooding in Balaton area
• Schwan's Home Service closing underperforming facilities
• Rural Minneota turkey barn destroyed by fire
• Jobs, property taxes on legislative menu
• Teaching tech
• Light on their feet
• MPCA seeks comment on change to landfill permit
• Wheels continue in motion on proposed sports complex
• The ugly truth about mean girls
• Going up
• Yes, it's that cold out
• Marshall Dance Team to have invitational Saturday
• Report: Credit loss stings rural more than metro
• MN Job and Internship Fair-Feb 20-Register Now
• Song for an Olympian
• A little taste of winter
• Dayton proposes tax credit to business for hiring
• Archer Daniels Midland to cut 1,000 jobs
• SMSU Newman Club Meeting, Tuesday, Jan. 17 at Noon
• Correction to SMSU Student Senate
• Regular Parking Permits Required by Thursday
• Cathy Cowan Award Applications for 2012 Are Available
• BA/PE Lot Closed for SMSU Basketball
• Tonight's Cinema @ The Centers
• Mustang Basketball Meet and Greet
• Yellow Medicine County moves closer to dam agreement
• As atypical weather continues, another record broken
• Council approves purchase agreement for former Marshall Junior High property
• Employeee Assistance Program and Work/Life Articles
• Insurance Reminders for 2012
• Free Math Help
• SMSU Bands Accepting New Members
• Bumps in the road
• Information Meeting--MN Job and Internship Fair-Jan 25
• A musical celebration
• Independent to partner with Monster.com for job postings
• Extending its reach
• Plane crashes in Redwood County; pilot suffers minor injuries
• Area pols get behind sports center
• Diversity Job and Internship Fair-Jan 27
• Ninth Annual Gold Rush Raffle Set for Feb. 24
• SMSU Women's & Men's Basketball Alumni Day Set for Jan. 14
• Finding some inspiration
• Next phase ahead for local sales tax proposals
• Spring 2012 Pool Hours
• Completion of Water Main Repairs
• Warm winter weather inspires mixed opinions
• So far, a snow no-show
• Local Kettle Campaign surpasses 2010
• Dell University January Offers for SMSU
• Scholarships Available Through US Bank!
• Spreading the word about education, jobs programs
• Lincoln County Board bargaining hard for the new year
• Future of Lyon SWCD discussed by board
• Water Main Repair
• Experience SMSU Day: Department and Student Services Fair
• Deferred Compensation After-Tax (ROTH) Option Available in Self Service
• New year, new addition to the family
• Quiet winter gives pheasant population a much-needed break
• Local Yellow Ribbon Community group takes off
• GOP picks new party leader; next task: resolve debt
• New year means resolutions
• Taking on bullying - on and off school grounds
• 2011: Weathering a stormy year
• Green jobs - hope beyond the hype
• Short has eyes on D22 seat in '12
• 'Rockcember' at the ice arena
• Prairie Five hanging tough in tough times
• Bullying - learning from tragedies
• Yellow Medicine County reorganizes Human Services office
• Hearings draw public comment at council
• Winter sunset
• Family, friends say goodbye to Ruth Anderson
• Schwan closes down La. operations
• Series: Bullying isn't what it used to be
• Wimpy weather will linger into 2012
• Plastic Monday
• Helping out for the holidays
• Trail derails south of Russell
• Santa's trade secrets
• Wounded GOP has work cut out for it
• One, big happy and diverse family
• Time for a new trick
• More than enough raised for firefighters memorial
• Board discusses upcoming road projects, approves request from Veterans Services
• Bullying - not just a school problem
• Public transport issue heats up Lincoln County meeting
• Lyon County Board talks issues with lawmakers
• Lyon County sets zero levy increase
• Scrabble lover to the end, oldest Minnesotan dies at 112
• Ringing in Christmas
• Don't Eat Alone at Christmas: Free Christmas Day Meals
• Benny Card and New Member Insurance Cards
• School board looks ahead
• Layers of work at SMSU
• Sioux riders bound for Mankato
• Series: Battle vs. bullying takes money, manpower
• Ruth Anderson dies at 112
• Hunting accident victim was born in Marshall
• Eyes on the birdies
• Seifert: A 'sad situation' for GOP
• Sending a message to parents
• An ongoing tradition
• Highway 59 set for repair
• A 'manger mystery'
• New life for K.K.?Berge building
• Circle programs coming to SW Health and Human Services
• Talking tall
• Board goes through budget in work session
• SMSU Post Office Delivery
• Sorting through the stacks
• YMC increases contribution to public health
• Marshall Council passes zero levy increase
• SMSU Cheerleaders and Culvers Team-up for Fundraiser
• Stadium talk could dominate early in 2012 session
• Tired of Being Broke? Get Paid to Write During Spring Semester!
• Winter Recess Bulletin
• Armed robbery report in Marshall turns out to be false
• 2012 session: Another full plate
• Trail open house draws Currie area residents
• Schwan to close online depot in McAlester, Okla.
• TREE OF HOPE NEEDS HELP!
• SMSU Club or Organization Featured on the Campus Radio
• Meditation in motion
• Sheriff would like more hands on deck
• Casino Night is Thursday, December 8
• Upcoming Training Class: Understanding the People of Somalia
• SMSU Forensic Team Holiday Bakesale
• Winners Announced in the Telling Women's Stories Contest
• United Way Of Southwest Minnesota News - Be A Hero Essay Winners
• Another round of Schwan layoffs
• Ringing in the season
• Seniors recall Pearl Harbor at Adult Community Center
• Why we remember
• Show Your Mustang Spirit @ this Weekend's Basketball Games!
• Rolling in the Christmas cheer
• Business owners petition levy increase
• SMSU Foundation Seeking LeAnn Tolk Scholarship Nominations
• Aids Awareness Presentation on Dec. 7
• YOUR RETIREMENT INCOME OPTIONS WEBINAR
• Past gubernatorial candidate back on campaign trail
• Dedicated duo
• Public scarce at school's Truth in Taxation meeting
• SSWA Selling Camo SMSU Mustangs T-Shirts
• Mustang Maniac T-Shirt Sale
• Comedian. . .Last SAC Event of the Semester!
• SIFE Team Selling Cards Across Cultures Greeting Cards
• Writing Center Hours for Finals Week
• SMSU Students to Help With Tax Preparation; Volunteers Sought
• Student Senate Town Hall Meeting - Thursday, Dec. 8
• SAC Last Meeting of the Semester
• Homes for the holiday
• Former Tracy chief dies Saturday
• Seifert: 'zero' interest in GOP party chairman post
• A Danish Christmas
• Seasonal sweets
• A home for the hazardous
• The weather Bible?
• Minnesota Chamber, local businesses talk priorities
• New Work Faculty Forum on Dec. 6: Dr. Brett Gaul on Sports Ethics
• SMSU Graduation Art Show!
• Brown & Gold Friday Winners
• NTSO Tree of Hope
• Open Enrollment Confirmation Statements Mailed to Home Addresses
• Believe in Brown Bash set for Dec. 17
• SMSU Gift Ideas
• A plethora of projects at SMSU
• Everyday heroes
• A plethora of projects at SMSU
• Everyday heroes
• Jim Shore Santa Display
• Tonight's Cinema @ The Centers
• Snowflakes in 3-D
• Council approves TIF for Schwan expansion
• Tax statements show shift in impact
• SMSU Theatre Program Fabric Giveaway
• Generations Bakery will survive another generation
• Pool Closed Until Further Notice
• SMSU License Plate Frames Make a Great Christmas Gift!
• Auditions for SMSU Mainstage Production
• Faculty: Need Some Time Set Aside to Write and Research?
• SMSU Pool Nov 28-Dec 4
• Vote for Student Senate Nov. 28-Dec. 2
• Pool Hours Finals/Winter Break
• Home again for the Holiday Home Tour
• Stepping up
• First year of WIA hunting program goes over well
• ACMC speaks out on lawsuit settlement
• Fade to Black
• Giving thanks, giving back
• Owner of horse shot during deer opener believes it was accident
• Marshall Council talks library request
• Spirit in a box
• Chlorination device explodes at SMSU
• ACMC, Avera reach settlement on lawsuit
• Thank you!
• Chlorination device explodes at SMSU
• Decorating the downtown
• YMC Board mulls options for county office space in Canby
• Plans for Schwan expansion go before council
• Star Alert Test Message Today
• Central Stores
• SMSU Post Office/Duplicating Services
• Thanksgiving Holidays
• Pharmacy burglarized in Hendricks for 2nd time
• Bus company lauded by school board
• Germany looks to Minnesota on energy
• Ready for winter
• McLean's Translations and Review Published
• Fan Bus Dec. 2
• On the Agenda
• More than a game at YME
• A Day @ SMSU - Live @ The Landing
• Money woes: the schools versus the feds
• A view from the tower
• Giving them a smile
• Breaking boundaries at local gov't forum
• MOMOs on Sale Saturday
• Brown & Gold Friday Winners
• Potter, Potions, and Poker: Casino Night 2011
• Committee settles 2012 Drug Task Force budget
• Sharing their culture
• Report: SMSU students find jobs, have less debt
• Live @ The Landing
• Go, go, go Joseph
• Lyon County talks plow preparations
• MMU Board approves water rate increase
• Soul Food on Thursday, November 17
• Campus Snow Removal Routes
• Tonight's Cinema @ The Centers
• Third Annual Holiday Arts & Craft Sale and Flea Market
• Frozen in time
• Board learns about proposed TIF?district
• Sexual abuse case going to trial
• Lincoln County applies for grant to make voting handicapped-accessible
• Scholastic Book Fair
• Residential Bike Storage for Winter
• Join Student Senate! Applications due by Nov. 25
• House GOP to push property tax relief
• Southwest Minnesota's 'economic engine'
• Open Enrollment Ends Tuesday, Nov. 15
• Student Writing Contest: Telling Women's Stories
• Faculty: Need Some Time Set Aside to Write and Research?
• SMSU SIFE is selling SMSU License Plate Frames for only $5 each!
• SMSU Forensic Team Fall Showcase Performance
• Rave Dance Party
• Big Money!
• SMSU Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) Weekly Meeting/Free Lunch!
• Silent Auction, International Education Week
• Nick Dorman Qualifies for National Speech Competition
• James Chepyegon: "African Student of the Year Award"
• A new kind of rush
• Helping in the fight against arthritis
• Marshall wins state
• TAHS?bomb threat deemed hoax
• Lincoln HI honors veterans at special assembly
• A day to honor
• Young honoree ready to 'jingle all the way'
• New library is more than just a building, speakers say
• A?musical voice for the veterans
• She did her part
• Blaze at Nickel was accident
• Live @ The Landing
• Schedule an Appointment to Meet with a MSRS Representative
• Plan to Student Teach Fall 2012 or Spring 2013?
• International Education Week Opener: Kal Khakri
• This open house takes the cake
• Fires rule the day in Marshall
• Program to include Amato talk; library to build up regional history resources
• Holding a pose
• Human remains found in GF sent to ME for autopsy
• SMSU SIFE (Students In Free Enterprise) Weekly Meeting with Food!
• SAC General Member Meeting
• SMSU Casino Night 2011- Volunteers Needed
• McLean Wins Second Prize in Poetry Contest
• Berry Selected as Accreditation Reviewer
• Don McLaughlin: Rotary was close to his heart
• A 'haunting' good time in Clarkfield
• Double duty
• Hendricks might finally get cell phone service - or maybe not
• New youth counseling program making strides
• SMSU/Community Concert Band Performance Nov. 17
• Amato Presentation Nov. 10
• TAHS bomb threat could have been group effort
• Dabbling in the arts
• Area pols sound off on Legacy option for stadium
• Advising Schedule for Nov. 2
• Live @ The Landing
• United Way of Southwest Minnesota News - October 2011
• YMC confrims death of rural Canby teen
• Lyon County veteran transport service coming soon
• Lyon County to take part in prescription drug take-back
• 'Occupy' is good, bad and ugly
• Bomb threat leads to lockdown at TAHS
• Consider a Mustang Card
• Costume Dodgeball Oct. 31
• Tonight's Cinema @ The Centers
• Motivational Speaker: 'Now is Your Time' on November 17
• Marshall Area Chamber reports growth at annual meeting
• Yellow Medicine County Board approves reorganization of county offices
• Reform anyone? That's GOP's plan in 2012
• City council approves Skunk Hollow Road detachment
• Few turn out for referendum meeting
• Bomb threat leads to lockdown at Tracy Area High School
• Relay for Life Kickoff Meeting
• SMSU men's basketball to host alumni team for "Andy Wiersma Day"
• SMSU 'Late Show' Oct. 27
• Musician Brett Hite Tonight
• New for SMSU Students: Sign up for Electronic Tax Forms 1098-T & W-2
• More than meals: Esther's Kitchen expands its scope of giving
• Kiwanis Club has formed in Marshall
• A problem that continues to bug us
• Mother fights for reform of law to help other children
• Rieppel lecture/performance Oct. 25
• Faculty: Need Some Time Set Aside to Write and Research?
• Alcohol Screening Available
• Marshall City Council agenda
• An ear for fun
• Giving it their best shot
• A good day for play
• Give dome to Vikings? It won't happen, says senator
• Historical society challenges include building needs
• Brown and Gold Friday Winners for Oct. 21
• Live @ The Landing
• Raking up in Milroy
• Marshall Pizza Ranch nearing completion, to open next month
• Optimism at SMSU despite enrollment dip
• Dinner Theatre Deadline Oct. 25
• Opening Ceremony for Students from Thailand-Oct. 24
• Dr. Kemp Presentation Canceled
• Pell Grant in the Spotlight
• TIAA-Cref's "Save for Tomorrow, Start Today" Webinar October 26
• Pell Grant in the Spotlight
• Faculty & Staff: Football Suite Tickets for Oct. 22 Awarded
• Down the hatch (but did it all stay down)?
• Standard & Poor's gives Lincoln County A+ rating
• Tonight's Cinema @ The Centers
• Live @ The Landing
• Open Enrollment Presentation on campus October 27
• Combined Charities Campaign
• Halloween Dance Party!
• Relay For Life of SMSU Team Kickoff Meeting
• SMSU Child Care Center Trick or Treating
• Free Webinar Series on Online Education Topics
• CITIZENS UNITED AGAINST POLICE BRUTALITY HAS BEEN CANCELLED
• Politicians have different takes on special session
• County OKs transportation funding
• Spooky scene
• Cottonwood man facing 7 felony counts in sexual abuse case
• Governor's pheasant hunt coming to area in '12
• School board gets technology update
• Forward in faith
• OccupyMN extends into Marshall, Memorial Park
• Post office proposals turned over to public for comment
• When it comes to referenda, join the club
• Pump, Pass, and Kick event on Oct. 17
• Bowling Event on Tuesday, Oct. 18
• Environmental Science Students Share Internship Experiences
• Brown & Gold Friday Winners
• 13th Annual ResHALLoween Oct. 29
• Citizens United Against Police Brutality
• Painting pumpkins
• Firefighters visit West Side
• Survival of the fittest
• Human Services commissioner visits Marshall
• MHS student participates in national security forum
• Cool cars come to town
• Marshall School Board analyzes test results
• Fear the burn
• 18 wheels, and then some
• High five, llama!
• Ivan Carrow: More than just a name in Marshall
• Team effort in play for farmers
• Clothesline Project Oct. 10-13
• Protest spreads to Minnesota
• Ditch benefits discussed at Lyon County Board
• Public shows support for Camden bike trail
• Lincoln County authorizes sheriff to declare burn ban
• A sunny day for gym class at HRS
• Central Stores Price Reductions
• MNSCU Tax Sheltered Annuity (403(b) Plan) Universal Availability Notice
• Jean Clark
• SMSU SIFE Team Meetings Moved to Lower CC
• Depression Screening, Thursday, Oct. 13
• Planned B-2 Lot Closure
• E-Services & Web Resources Trainings for SMSU Faculty in October
• Need Help With Your Resume? Fast 15 Walk In Appointments
• Combined Charities Campaign
• Fall Break Hours
• Need Help With Your Resume? Fast 15 Walk In Appointments
• Pet blessing
• Cultural celebration
• Financial Aid Office Closures
• Reviving the Dakota way of life
• No rain, high risk equals county burning ban
• Dozens of Papa John's declare bankruptcy, Marshall location not among them
• In county, tough to pinpoint tax situation
• State fails in NCLB's eyes
• Brown & Gold Friday Winners
• Mustang Days: Department and Student Services Fair
• Fall Blood Drive
• Resume Workshop Oct. 12-Noon in BA 314
• In Marshall, impact of loss of tax credit should be minimal
• Pioneering Prohibition
• Live @ The Landing
• Flu Vaccination Clinic Today
• Flu Vaccination Clinic Today
• NHCC Volunteer Advocate Applications DUE!
• Class Holds Remote Conversation with Renowned Activist
• Creative Writers to Read Oct. 5
• Musician Jenn Grinels
• SAC General Member Meeting
• World Games Day Oct. 1
• MHS homecoming royalty
• St. Ed's principal takes a 'disgusting' dare to raise money
• There for the kids
• Homecoming Parade Winners
• Spring Break in Puerto Rico ~ Application Deadline, Friday 10/7
• Tomorrow: Employee Flu Vaccination Clinic
• Secondary Students who want to Student Teach Fall 2012 or Spring 2013
• Tonight's Cinema @ The Centers
• Discovering careers
• YMC considers policy and water issues
• MnSCU chancellor tours SMSU, discusses the future
• Compromise reached for bike lane, C Street parking
• Women on the Move
• Sociology Club Meeting
• The BEST College Parties Prevent Sexual Violence Webinar Wednesday 9/28
• Teachers Retirement Association (TRA) Counseling Schedule
• Homecoming Football Game Re-broadcast
• Marshall Police investgates rash of incidents
• Disappointment looms, if you know beans
• Bookstore Returning Fall Texts
• Homecoming 2011 Photos
• SMSU SIFE (Students in Free Enterprise) Team Meeting Location Changes
• Newman Club Meeting, Tues. Sept. 27, Noon @ the CRC
• Planned R/A Lot Partial Closure
• Student Senate Special Election
• Fall Blood Drive - Wednesday, Oct. 12
• Student Senate Special Election Voting
• Sept. 28 TIAA-CREF WEBINAR
• Games before the game
• Special event draws equally special crowd
• School bus, pickup collide in Minneota
• School - pioneer style
• Wood sculpture finds temporary home in Canby
• A place for dogs to run free
• From GOP to DNR, a smooth transition
• SMSU Homecoming events for Saturday, Sept 24.
• SMSU Homecoming Royalty Court, 2011 "Superheros"
• The New 2011-2012 Campus Directories are Here
• Planned MnSCU Hosted Internet Services Outage
• Office/Door Decorating Contest Winners
• Res Hall Decorating Contest Winner
• Too dry for opener? DNR doesn't think so
• SMSU homecoming
• ISO Picnic on Sunday Sept. 25
• Mustang Karaoke Idol Winners
• Environmental fun at the fairgrounds
• His model mode
• Settlement reached for health, human services
• Date Auction Today
• Win Gift Cards for Completing MFEC Survey!
• Tonight's Cinema @ The Centers
• Showing tiger support
• Lincoln County removes objection to USFWS
• More county finance options come forward
• Camden bike trail proposal clears Lyon County Board
• Facing a funding roadblock
• Student Reading
• Recent Publications by McLean
• Homecoming 2011 King and Queen Voting Now Open, On Line - Only
• Area health care providers gearing up for flu season
• ACMC purchases land for new medical clinic location
• SMSU SIFE Whopper Wagon
• Comedian Chad Daniels
• Hypnotist Fredrick Winters
• Temporary Location Change for SMSU SIFE Team Meeting
• Make Your Own Capes
• Join SMSU SIFE in Helping the Environment by Measuring Tire Pressure
• Coronation with MC Jetty Rae
• Mustang Karaoke Idol Sept. 21
• Strategic Planning Day Sept. 21
• Five Guests From India will be on Campus Tuesday, Sept. 20
• Lot & Street Closures to Support the 2011 SMSU Homecoming Events
• Faculty Development Time: Writing and Presentation Support
• A battle of bands
• ABE course aimed at helping fill universal health care needs
• A reprieve in store for MVHC?
• Superintendents opine on testing
• Brown & Gold Friday Winners
• Brown & Gold Friday Winners
• Final Web Lecture in the 2500 Anniversary of the Battle of Marathon Series
• Perusing the downtown
• A cold blow for soybeans
• Should state meddle in school levies?
• Lot & Street Closures to Support Upcoming Pursuit of Excellence Event
• SMSU Women's Tennis Earns ITA Team & Individual Academic Awards
• Internship and Full Time Opportunities--On Campus Interviews
• NTSO Officer Positions
• Promote Your Patriotic Spirit at KMHL
• Pizza and prizes
• Striving for excellence
• Marshall Council gives support to bike trail proposal
• Save on Campus by Purchasing a Meal Plan!
• Tonight's Cinema @ The Centers
• Volunteers Needed
• Mark Your Calendar: Employee Flu Vaccination Clinic
• Snacktime in the park
• Marshall Area Chamber of Commerce kicks off giving recognition program
• YMC?Board talks dam, taxes
• Jameson Malone
• Marshall School District to have referendum vote Nov. 8
• Marshall Council passes preliminary levy
• Spend Spring Break in Sunny Puerto Rico & Earn College Credit!
• SMSU Newman Club Sponsored Activities During Fall Semester 2011
• Central Store Sale on Discontinued Items
• Homecoming 2011 "Final 20" Royalty Voting Underway!
• Dust has settled in Lynd, but still concern
• Marshall downtown plans Walk-About this week
• SMSU reflects on 9/11 a decade later
• Newman Club Meeting, Tues. Sept. 6, Noon at the CRC
• SMSU Ag Club - Next Meeting - Noon, Thursday, Sept. 15 in IL 208
• Women on the Move Meeting Sept. 13
• Save on Campus by Purchasing a Meal Plan!
• In search of the perfect chili
• Memorial Park dedication brings people together
• Tribute to the fallen
• Naturalization ceremony leaves positive impression
• Multi-vehicle crash on 23 and 19
• After United Flight 93 went down in Pennsylvania, plans changed for local couple
• 'My only regret was that it wasn't me, instead of my son'
• Post-9/11 changes come in all forms, areas
• McLean to Read Poetry on Sept. 15 at MAFAC
• Free activities at SMSU's Ag Bowl on Saturday
• A good harvest
• Boxelder Bug Days kicks off today
• Western Community Action to build rain garden
• Multi-vehicle crash at 23/19
• MUSTANG STAMPEDE
• Message to Students from SMSU Head Football Coach Cory Sauter
• RHA/SAC Twins Game/Bus Trip Sept. 16
• Support SMSU Athletics with the Believe in Brown Card
• Need Any Gently Used File Folders?
• Use Mustang Money at Public Safety
• Just passing through
• Lyon County sets preliminary 2012 budget, levy
• Parks enjoy solid Labor Day weekend, but no making up for shutdown
• Tonight's Cinema @ The Centers
• Winter, spring not kind to pheasants
• Lyon County Board approves outlet petition
• Discussion goes on for Skunk Hollow Road
• Marlys VanAcker
• Lincoln County puts employees on wheels
• School Board continues discussion on referendum
• TIAA-CREF Representative to Visit Campus Sept. 27-29
• Mass of Thanksgiving and Remembrance
• The Beam: Remember 9-11
• Are you ready for some... donkeyball?
• 9/11 Memorial Park Dedication
• Good save
• Remembering the sacrifices
• SMSU Theatre Program Fabric Giveaway
• Taking a study break
• Artists meander down by the river
• Vikings appear ready to offer more, but referendum would be roadblock
• Follow SMSU Public Safety on Twitter
• Environmental Awareness & Biology Club Meeting Sept. 6
• Marketing Club Meeting
• More than hot air
• Fun and tradition this weekend at Box Car Days
• Vets find fellowship and a place to relax at Southwest
• Bar closes, bids open
• School a no-go in Lynd
• Library loses a longtime point of reference
• One more piece
• Corn OK; soybean situation critical
• My Marshall organization meets to discuss big plans for the community
• Budget, Skunk Hollow Road discussed by county board
• SMSU Colleges Against Cancer-First Meeting
• AOS Fall Kickoff Meeting Sept. 1
• Appeals court upholds Lyon County action in manure discharge
• Stadium talk lingers, but special session not likely
• Buy $75 Dining Dollars, Get $25 Free
• Seasonal Influenza Vaccination Workplace Clinics for State Employees
• City of Taunton flashes back, celebrates present
• Veterans' fair coming to Marshall in September
• Wildlife artist Meger dies at 69
• A taxing situation
• Third Annual Holiday Arts & Craft Sale and Flea Market
• GLBTA Student Organization Meeting Aug. 29
• First Mass
• City of Taunton celebrates 125th year on Saturday
• Byrnes appointed director of field operations for U of M Extension
• Fire a tough blow for Echo
• SMSU Newman Cliub - Next Meeting - Noon, Tues., Aug. 30
• Forensics Organizational Meeting Sept. 6
• The town loves a parade
• Lyon County employees' lawsuit dismissed
• Donald Friend
• Circle them, Bert
• Club & Organization Activities Fair Aug. 31
• Tonight's Cinema @ The Centers
• Auditions for Twelfth Night
• Back to School for Marshall - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• County employees' lawsuit dismissed
• Getting the park ready
• DNR Walk In Access program an effort to boost hunter numbers
• YMC board talks public health, budget issues
• A 'humbling' honor for DeBaere
• Library shelving question splits council
• Brown & Gold Fridays
• Comedian Jackie Fabulous
• Seifert for Senate? Not happening
• A tandem tour
• Lawmakers get retroactive shutdown pay
• Central Stores Closing
• Office of Admission Tour Guide/Office Assistant Positions Available
• Looking for a Part Time Job? Part Time Job Fair this Wednesday
• Hand Sanitizer
• Want to be a University Ambassador?
• Riding together for a special reason
• Small-town fun at Porter Harvest Festival
• An event for all tastes
• Fire destroys bar/cafe in Echo
• A smokin' good time
• Lynd residents sort out facts as vote approaches
• Roxbury Concert August 27
• Sunday, Aug. 21 All-Campus BBQ at the CRC
• SMSU Newman Club - First Fall Meeting Aug. 23, 2011 at the CRC
• Central Store Hours for Fall Semester
• Technology Resource Center Move-in Weekend Hours
• Laser hunt a hit at Murray County Fair
• Sounds of summer
• Ivanhoe community embraces new elementary school
• Tyler Wholesale shuts its doors after 74 years in Tyler
• Cheadle innocent on both counts
• Auditions for the SMSU Choirs
• Notice to Drivers Planning to Park in E Lot
• Fall Semester Mental Health Screening Events
• SMSU Family Day Oct. 22
• Cheadle innocent on both counts
• Mural on the rise
• Come to Porter Harvest Festival, spend some time in jail
• New bike stripes on select Marshall streets create some confusion for drivers
• Cheadle trial begins
• Learning on the FLY: Schools reflect on first year of new schedule
• Residence Life Move-In Weekend Hours
• Sounds of Summer is this week in Marshall
• Area districts to see administrative changes
• A 'natural' fit
• Hearing on ditch outlet draws concerned landowners to county board
• Marshall Council talks preliminary levy
• Parking Permits for FY2012
• SMSU Today on Facebook and Twitter
• SMSU's R/A Facility Earns National Award
• Out of State Travel
• 101st Murray County Fair opens Tuesday
• Don't underestimate power of the straw poll
• Someone to relate to
• Kathleen Zieske
• Parking lot, tennis courts, referendum discussed at school board meeting
• Lynd school concerns abound
• Central Stores
• Tuition Waivers
• On-street bike trail project results in parking restrictions
• Ivanhoe celebrates Polish heritage tastefully
• Blasts from the past
• Rodeo performer appreciates Marshall's hospitality
• Rollers roll into Marshall for tournament
• Building a love of learning
• GF woman injured in crash dies
• Prospects dim for big bonding bill in '12
• International Rolle Bolle Tournament rolls into Ghent, Lyon County Fairgrounds
• Polish heritage on display in Ivanhoe this weekend
• Fremont Days begins today in Lake Benton
• Harry Thooft
• Middle school memories
• Avera breaks ground on medical facility
• Leo St. Pierre, SMSU GMW, Approved Vacation Donation Recipient
• Career Services Part Time Job Fair Aug. 24 - There's Still Time to Register
• Same room, new role
• SMSU to look at nursing degree options
• She came to listen, but few were talking
• Ghent's Silver Dollar Bar to close at end of the month
• Business Cards, Name Tags and Door Plates
• Art Exhibit Reception on August 12
• Young doctors in training
• Rolling up their sleeves - and 200 pounds of meat
• YMC to reorganize county government offices
• Infrastructure bonds discussed at council meeting
• 5th Annual SMSU Smokefest Set for Aug. 19-20
• A wealth of experience
• R/A Lot Closed
• Family projects on display at Hanley Falls
• Cool classics
• Following tradition
• A direct hit
• Volunteers make the fair go
• Season of change lies ahead for hunters
• New life for an old press
• 2+2 Early Childhood Education Distance Learning Seminar and Orientation
• BA/PE Lot Closed for Iron Pour Event
• Plenty to do at the Pioneer Power Threshing Show
• Fans come out in large numbers for PRCA rodeo
• GF?teen killed in crash in Redwood County
• Head-on collision on 23
• Teamwork needed to support agriculture, Klobuchar says
• Voters chime in on blame game
• Franken talks agriculture at Farmfest
• Granite Falls teen killed in crash
• Ghent to celebrate its heritage this weekend
• Former mayor remembered for being champion of parks in Marshall
• 4-H kids show off their skills at the Lyon County Fair
• Tuition Waivers
• National Night Out in Marshall
• U of M president outlines goals for university's future
• Tracy Kid's World tax status brought before Lyon County Board
• Dayton opens Farmfest
• Farmfest panel discusses Farm Bill
• SMSU Announces Contract Extensions for Culhane and Nelson
• Sand wasp numbers have grown rapidly, but no cause for alarm
• Shooting for quality deer
• Rare items make rodeo auction a special one
• A fresh idea at Farmfest
• Always ready to ride
• So, you think you can milk?
• Canby food shelf gets remodeled
• Farm-friendly
• A real eye-opener
• Pinwheels of memory
• Mixing it up with 4-H
• Schwan interns make a connection in Canby
• Paxton Signs to say farewell in August
• Area post offices affected by possible closings
• Office of Admission Closed Friday, July 29
• Yellow Medicine County Fair begins today
• The art of giving
• Sweating the shift: schools learn to deal with it
• B-2 Parking Lot to be Closed for Repairs Beginning Thursday, July 28
• House on the highway
• Living at home with a little help from friends
• YMC board discusses effects of budget deal
• House move sparks concerns at public hearing
• Volunteers Needed for the Campus Cookout!
• Terrorism a 'devastating' blow to peaceful nation
• School board discusses potential referendum
• SMSU Volleyball Earns AVCA Academic Award
• A ride that pays tribute
• Family bonding at the Lincoln County Fair
• Staying true to tradition
• In Russell, a school on the mend
• Molly's mark
• Cleaning up Camden
• Access, Opportunity, and Success Summer Bridge program
• Aebleskiver Days opens today with Danish food, art and fun in Tyler
• City of Tracy chooses new city administrator
• Keeping cool at the fair
• Dancers discover their niche at Prairie Dance Alliance camp
• Community Transit easing its way back onto the road
• Main Lower Entrance to Charter Hall Closed Through July 22
• Stuffing the bus
• AFSCME negotiations discussed at SHHS meeting
• Bouncing back for a big weekend
• Emotions run high in second of Lynd School meetings on building referendum
• Back to work in Minnesota
• Air Conditioning Issues
• Dayton signs budget, ends state shutdown
• County board discusses CUP, ditch issues
• Wing brings broad outlook, vision to new role at Grace Life
• 2 wings and prayer
• Lincoln County Board votes to upgrade radio system, sponsor environmental fair
• More health, human services conflict at county board meeting
• State St. Asphalt Work
• Movie crew to do research, interview veterans in Granite Falls
• Park managers eager for shutdown to end
• Working through the 'wave'
• Alice Gunlogson
• Lawmakers convene to vote on ending shutdown
• Seaforth Polka Fest hops
• Life on the prairie
• Lilibet's to close at end of the month
• Marshall census growth faster than projected
• There's something about Harry
• Shutdown to end, but at what cost?
• Campus Power Outage - A SHORT ONE!
• Polka returns to Seaforth this weekend
• Public infrastructure assessment meeting held
• Orville Kompelien
• Precious parts
• Experts weigh in on viability of ethanol
• Microsoft Office 2010 and 2011
• Council gets update on storm response
• Bouncing back
• A look inside Avera's new surgical unit
• Dayton, GOP leaders have deal to end shutdown
• Ganging up for a cause
• Chipping away at debris from the storm's destruction
• YMC deals with damage, shutdown
• Council approves city electrical inspections
• What role will shutdown play in 2012 election?
• SMSU Athletic Summer Camps Attract over 2,000 Individuals
• Open Door to offer mobile health care option
• July 1 storm can't stop Hospice Garden Tour
• Crop outlook OK, if all goes well
• A sense of family at draft horse show
• Pulling for a win
• Education needs study goes before audience
• Area health, human services now open until July 20
• Even with panel, budget fix doesn't come easy
• Life without a cell phone? How long could you go?
• His bike is back where it belongs
• Coming Home Days starts Friday
• Swampmaster educates, entertains at Redwood County Fair
• Rural wreckage
• All Travel expense reports and Travel Advance Settlements for FY11
• In Redwood County, a fair with bite
• Crops take a beating
• Russell loses its bandwagon
• Marshall Building Permits Required In Response to Storm Repairs
• Resources for Storm Recovery
• City of Marshall Warns of Non-Licensed Door-to-Door Solicitations
• Continuing the cleanup
• City, county drainage questions again before board
• Lyon County gets storm updates
• Fahey gets life with possible parole
• SMSU recovering after Friday's storm
• City of Hendricks dedicates Veterans Memorial Park with flag parade
• Weekend clean-up continues in Marshall
• A special journey with a message
• Touchdown in Tyler
• Marshall to celebrate 4th of July
• BMS orders in for health, human services
• Education needs study for SMSU?released
• No special session, no 'lights on' bill, little optimism
• Clean-up after the storm
• Area state parks: open but not
• LGA call a win for cities, counties
• Karen Marthaler
• Raising the arch
• Meeting held on sex offender
• SMSU to stay open during shutdown
• July 1Campus Power Outage
• Technology Precautions for July 1st & July 2nd Power Outage
• New Mileage Rates Effective July 1, 2011
• Marshall City Council tours library progress
• Sometimes, 'different' is what you get
• Treasure hunting
• A patriotic picnic
• YMC prepares for shutdown, discusses dam
• Light turnout at Lynd School meeting on $11.5M bond referendum
• City wouldn't be spared in shutdown effects
• Local services brace for a shutdown
• Residence Life Consolidating Offices
• To inspire and unite
• Superintendents left waiting, wondering
• Another day, no deal on budget
• MacFarland sisters join in on special day at SMSU
• Kayak accident victim was mother of SMSU coach
• Snakes, planes and barbecue at Wabasso's All-Fest
• Banding together to battle against cancer
• Showing off their riding skills
• Floribert Hoffmann
• Garvin's Solider Walk brings out people looking to make a difference
• Sharing Garvin's history
• Reday for the tower
• School on the move
• Possible shutdown, budget concerns include health care
• Bridging the gap
• Horse riding clinic offered in Tyler this weekend
• Wabasso's All-Fest is this weekend
• Sharing their stories of survival
• Kids find their niche with Summer Talents Academy
• B-3 Lot Closed
• United Way Of Southwest Minnesota News - June 22, 2011
• Marking 125 years
• Local farmers, ethanol producers wait on effects of Senate vote
• Dean says now not the time for election politics
• Legislators hear from schools on funding
• TOTAL CAMPUS POWER OUTAGE
• Lincoln County votes to make courthouse handicapped accessible
• Talented kids
• County board to weigh finance, study options
• Current budget proposals put people with disabilities in jeopardy
• Ivanhoe moving ahead with K-12 district
• SMSU Golf Classic Set for this Friday and Saturday
• Former Mustang Basketball Standout to be Inducted into NSIC Hall of Fame
• Marshall School Board talks budget
• GOP?asks Dayton for special session
• Western Fest stampedes into Granite Falls
• Family fun at LB's Saddle Horse Holiday
• High flying action in canby
• Scandinavian sojourn turns into culture course
• Sewage in Tracy discharged into creeks
• Mayor says river flooding not major concern despite watch
• More than just politics
• Sides continue to spar over budget
• Saddle Horse Holiday starts today in Lake Benton
• Father's Day in Canby features airplane antics
• Hat Daze ramps it up this year
• Counselors play important role at Boys State
• With numbers down, recruitment is key
• Fine Arts Elevator
• Tracy cleans up, dries out
• Soaking up political knowledge
• SMSU to Stay Open Even if State Government Shuts Down
• SMSU Counseling and Testing Services Unavailable June 15 - August 1
• Downtown color
• Getting immersed in the political process
• YMC grants reduced abatement
• Variance permit unsuccessful at council meeting
• Mustang Zone Open During Boys State
• SMSU Library to be renamed McFarland Library
• Nwakama invests in Dickey's Barbecue Pit
• Fratzke wins silver at the Inventors Congress
• Expansion project at Avera means salvage opportunity for Habitat ReStore
• A big week begins
• Learning the game
• A shutdown looms, questions linger
• Getting their first major taste of politics
• A trooper's best friend
• Hybrid hoopla? Hardly
• SMSU Shutdown FAQ Resource Page
• Rodeo, rolle bolle and water fights at Bandwagon Days
• A twisted tale
• Rep.: GOP playing 'shell game' with budget
• SMSU Online Directory Photos
• MnSCU Trustees Act to Continue Operating and Prepare for Shutdown
• Irises in bloom
• Marshall School Board talks tuition agreements, curriculum
• Timeline to get more discussion in Hendricks, Ivanhoe
• A day made for the pool
• Getting the Minnesota ag experience
• Porter remembered for 30 years of service with WCA
• Lincoln County cities discuss law consolidation
• County, city discuss drainage issues
• Campuswide Power Outage
• Stray, homeless - call it what you will, the problem exists
• The idea man
• County board agendas
• Moving week begins for Tracy Library
• Curtis DesLauriers
• Danebod celebrates 125 years
• Pop those hoods
• Avera's Race Against Breast Cancer sets goal
• Cruisin' the streets
• Musical montage
• Shutdown a guessing game for now
• Moms band together for new playground in Russell
• Nature's wonders
• Hendricks, Ivanhoe consolidation talks set for next week
• Lucan FD to celebrate 100 years
• Potential delays for drivers license applicants this summer
• 125 years and counting
• DFLer: Republicans could've held off on gay marriage
• Season opener
• Freedom From Smoking (FFS) Classes Start Tuesday, June 21
• News from United Way of Southwest MN - May 31, 2011
• Raising of the ranch
• County VSO preparing for transportation service
• 2011 shutdown would have more bite than '05
• A?day of honor
• A day of honor
• Tigers' season comes to an end
• Marshall School District to develop new strategic plan
• With honor
• Projects ahead for Marshall streets
• Business call
• GOP rookies have strength in numbers, but draw Dayton's ire
• Fahey sentencing pushed back again
• YME, neighbors might lose integration funding
• Fueled by faith
• Differences persist on opposite sides of the aisle
• Java City Open for Summer Session
• A walk in the park
• County looks at capital improvement plans
• Sparse attendance at public meeting on Marshall school budget
• Council denies zoning request
• Dayton puts ball back in Legislature's court
• Wanted: landowner's petition, $10,000
• Summit to shed light on projects and plans
• SMSU Athletics Earns NCAA Civic Engagement Award
• Lawmakers headed for OT
• Marking a milestone
• Career camp to start next week
• Building referendum coming in Lynd at end of August
• Class of 2011
• Dayton meets with GOP leaders on budget
• AOS Closed on Friday, May 20
• Business Services, Financial Aid and Registration & Advising Offices
• Aide: Pawlenty running for president
• Construction mishap cuts communication in area
• School's out for summer
• Soup for you, if you have an appetite for it
• Products of success
• Stolen car found burned south of Marshall
• Working at the car wash
• A match made in alphabet heaven
• Lincoln-Lyon committee to address ditch issue Monday
• MECLA's 'Great 8'
• The search for middle ground
• Frederickson talks DNR issues with Lyon County Board
• County board gets look at possible EDA agreement
• new ways to work out at the 'Y'
• School board tests budget waters
• Choking lakes, commerce
• Captain Dan final
• Hendricks honors heritage
• Wilfs urge action in letters to Dayton, lawmakers
• Weekend work yields little budget progress
• Marshall library's swashbuckling Sunday
• Group: Marriage debate a question of civil rights
• Tracy area youth go back in time at 'Wheels'
• A decade full of emotion, fulfillment
• Little miracles
• Our own great lakes
• Fishing opener: Stop the spread
• Conservation program will allow hunters walk-in access
• Marshall High School senior banquet
• Speech stars
• Is $300M too much for state to invest in stadium?
• Yellow Medicine County doing OK in recession
• Out with the mold, in with the new
• Council discusses state aid advance
• United Way of Southwest MN News - May 9, 2011
• Redistricting: 5-county shuffle under new map
• Session '11 - two weeks left (and counting)
• All eyes on the future
• Getting their feet wet
• Gay marriage debate grips Minnesota
• 'A place to reflect'
• SMSU loses 2nd dean
• Lincoln HI School: Time to make or break
• Overcoming obstacles
• Walker Lane improvements discussed by public improvement committee
• With roads in mind, Magnus authors bill for casino complex at Block E
• Roger Thomas "Tom" Deutz
• School pride
• Business is booming at state Capitol
• Granite Falls approves firearms carry for retired officers
• Lincoln County Board invites cities to law enforcement negotiation
• No more passports at gov't center
• Council, Lyon County agree to move on EDA
• Power of the Purse:?a focus on hope
• Marshall's Grong wins lifetime member award
• More than one dozen Marshall teachers opt for retirement buyout
• Before the prom
• For women only
• Will killing Osama kill the movement he inspired?
• History up-close: Local trio soaks in atmosphere at White House
• YMC Board passes resolution of support for MAGIC Act
• Marshall woman's heart will be Rome on Sunday
• For the kids: Group working on special endeavor
• Pictures worth thousands of words, and dollars
• Effort under way to make city Yellow Ribbon Community
• Staying positive
• Senate passes voter ID legislation
• SAC Year-end Bash
• Career Services and Counseling and Testing Services Closed April 29
• Vivien Carroll
• Creating a 'New York state of mind'
• Learning from a pro
• Fahey sentencing backed up
• Higher bids bring changes for Memorial Park
• Urness Awarded Hickerson Scholarship
• Replinger Award for Excellence in Environmental Science
• A project for graduation
• Yellow Medicine County requests presidential declaration
• Magnus: Expanded gambling proposals 'in play' at Capitol
• Parkway loan repayment passes Marshall City Council
• Willert: West Side is not full
• Year-end Bash
• Free TV Monitors
• SMSU Golf Selected for Regionals
• Wooden Nickel owner says it's good to be back
• Teddy triage
• Costume Shop Giveaway
• Office of Admission Thank You
• Writing Center Hours During Finals Week
• New venue, same meaning
• Women United for Early Childhood Invite You to the 4th Annual Power of the Purse
• Ambulance upgrade coming for city of Clarkfield
• Fun during the break
• Purple traps bait sweet scent for emerald prize
• Special Health Insurance Enrollment Period for Adult Dependents EndsTuesday, Apr
• Employees Recognized
• Bookshelves provide child-friendly atmosphere in local businesses
• Irsfeld named Minnesota driver's education teacher of the year
• E-gambling can serve dual purpose, supporters say
• Mile after mile
• Cinco de Mayo Celebration April 30
• Fire Drill Information
• Wood appointed interim president of SMSU
• Lester Hanson
• R U distracted?
• County gets update on Drug Task Force
• Marshall still a target for hunters
• Wood Named Interim President
• Public Open House for President Danahar April 29
• All University Budget Meeting April 28
• Tonight's Cinema @ The Centers
• Whipple Scholarship Reception on April 26
• Paige Moravetz
• Underneath the veneer
• Lincoln County Board hears from child study representatives
• GOP lawmakers address concerns at town hall meeting
• Boat ordinance draws crowd at hearing
• Middle School meeting offers support for parents
• Retirement Reception for President Danahar
• RHA Earth Day Bag Trade
• TJ Buchholz Named Head Women's Soccer Coach at SMSU
• Helping the Redwood
• SMSU faculty, staff, express concern about health debate at Capitol
• Willert addresses media on student deaths
• Marshall School Board approves new 'early out' framework
• Spring Break 2012-Visit Puerto Rico and Earn College Credit!
• Donate, Don't Ditch
• New Items in Library-April 1-April 15, 2011
• Taking it to the streets
• Bring on the outdoors
• Teens die in incident this weekend
• Grease is their word
• Magnus: Meeting with Wilf productive
• Police looking for suspects in Marshall robbery
• Last Laugh with Comedian Cristela Alonzo
• Scheduling & Event Services Student Employment Positions
• 2nd Annual Fashion Runway
• Networking for Career Success Webinar April 28
• Mechanically-inclined
• Senate approves Green Acres changes
• Sportmen's show in Tracy builds on tradition
• Wood recommended as interim president of SMSU
• SW/WC, FLY schools honored by state
• Mustang Night at the Movies
• Fall Semester Student Print Quota Information
• Outstanding Senior Award Nominations
• No leads in search for missing GF man
• Grandparent's day at Milroy
• Grant would expand YMC's restorative justice program
• Construction at library making progress after winter setback
• Ag bill makes its way through committee
• Tonight's Cinema
• Celebrate Science Week; April 18-22
• Earth Day Announces Musicians to Perform April 15
• SMSU Alum to Speak At 2nd Annual Earth Day
• Earth Day Events Moved Inside
• Yellow Medicine County to collect problem materials
• With winter over, time to think about severe weather
• Making a big splash
• Council approves bids, grant for Madrid Street bridge project
• Spring Break 2012 in Puerto Rico!
• SMSU Head Soccer Candidates on Campus Wednesday & Friday
• Outdoor Movie April 15
• Baseball & Softball Tailgating April 16
• SIFE Meeting Thursday at Noon
• Thank You
• Newman Club Cook-Out Monday, April 25
• Theatre Master Classes April 14
• Southwest Minnesota Orchestra Liszt Festival Concert
• Meeting a hockey great
• 'The Sleepout' to raise awareness on homelessness
• Creditors in Hydroswing bankruptcy includes employees, local businesses
• SMSU SIFE Wins Regional Competition
• Special Open Enrollment for Adult Dependent Children Health Insurance
• Spring Forensics Showcase
• Jessica Penning Senior Recital
• Linda Ward Receives NTSO's 2010-11 Member of the Year Award
• SMSU STAT Movie Night & Baseball Tailgating
• 2nd Annual Fashion Runway
• Student Association Elections-April 11-15
• Drunk and Distracted Driving Simulation - April 20
• A program with purpose
• Four from Marshall headed to state speech
• Flood warning returns along Redwood River
• Magnus gets behind stadium bill
• Search for missing GF?man continues
• On the docket
• Lynd school options met with resistance
• Minnesota Historical Society visits SMSU history center
• Fokken Elected to Executive Committee
• Denim Day
• Accident on 23/33
• The magic of a box
• Flood outlook improves as spring melt stretches out
• Bids come in for Madrid Street Bridge project
• April 16 Conference at the Campus Religious Center
• Newman Club Meeting, Monday, April 11, 7 PM at the CRC
• Employee Life, Disability, & AD&D Insurance Representative
• Registration Breakfast - April 11, 12, 18, and 19
• Please Help Welcome the Class of 2015
• Poised for state
• Benefits vs. radiation risks for scans
• Tax bill debate lingers after Senate passage
• Highway 19/71, between Redwood Falls and Morton now closed
• Fun with the Globetrotters
• Fischer Advances to Elimination Rounds at National Forensic Competition
• Fischer Named American Forensic Association All-American
• SMSU Forensic Team Hosts Tournament April 9
• Water Main Break
• SMSU Theatre Student Jacob Forstein Chosen for USITT Elite Training Weekend
• Better World Books Scholarship
• Sand Volleyball Intramurals
• David Simpson
• A strong reminder
• What to do in Lynd? Community can chime in on school options Thursday
• 2012 contenders and pretenders
• County receives flooding update
• County, Marshall Council talk EDA
• Scheduling & Event Services Employment Position
• New Items in Library -- March 16-March 31, 2011
• TIAA-CREF's New Ways to Save for Retirement - Roth 403(b)
• World Famous Harlem Globetrotters Coming to SMSU on April 6
• Sports and War: Marathon 2500 Lecture in the Library
• Musician Austin Kyle Will Perform Tonight
• Poetry Reading of 19th and 20th Century British Poets
• Chemistry Club Reaction Show Set April 7
• SMSU Spur April Fool's Edition Online Only!
• 21st Annual International Food Festival April 9
• SAC General Member Meeting Today
• State Employee Group Insurance (SEGIP) Newsletter
• SMSU Blood Drive April 13
• Annual University Recognition Dinner
• Anxiety Screening April 5
• Academic and Diversity Resources Awards Night
• Networking, Resume-writing and Interviewing
• The Clothesline Project
• Looking for a Job? Attend the Job Search Success Panel-April 20
• A credit to the 'college'
• County says healthy habits remain important
• UGLYS Host 2nd Annual Culture Shock April 14
• Redwood River Cleanup April 18
• Birth Control, Abortion Rights and Women's Health Care
• Business Cards
• The Clothesline Project
• Anxiety Screening April 5
• Green Bistro Reopens for Spring 2011 Semester
• Scheduling & Event Services Employment Position
• New Library Items
• SMSU Blood Drive April 13
• Academic and Diversity Resources Awards Night
• World Famous Harlem Globetrotters Coming to SMSU on April 6
• Sports and War: Marathon 2500 Lecture in the Library
• Earth Day Disc Golf Tournament April 16
• Chemistry Club Reaction Show Set April 7
• 21st Annual International Food Festival April 9
• SMSU 2011 Club and Organization Awards Ceremony April 20
• Newman Club Events: Tues/Thurs @ Campus Religious Center
• School board mulls early release
• Authorities search for Granite Falls man
• They've got pride
• Don't believe the GOP rhetoric, Dems say
• Tonight's Cinema @ The Centers
• SMSU Spur April Fool's Edition Online Only!
• SMSU Spur April Fool's Edition Online Only!
• Prairie Home Hospice ball, auction April 9
• The lunch crunch
• In GF: Eyes on the river, fingers crossed
• Betty Smith
• Hann talks health care in Marshall
• 'Beat Street:' Lights and drums lots of drums
• 21st Annual International Food Festival April 9
• UGLYS Host 2nd Annual Culture Shock April 14
• SMSU 2011 Club and Organization Awards Ceremony April 20
• SMSU Blood Drive April 13
• Registration Deadline April 4-MN Education Job Fair
• Veronica Fischer Named Pi Kappa Delta All-American
• SMSU Spur April Fool's Edition Online Only!
• Birth Control, Abortion Rights and Women's Health Care
• State Employee Group Insurance (SEGIP) Newsletter
• SMSU Relay For Life
• The Clothesline Project
• World Famous Harlem Globetrotters Coming to SMSU on April 6
• Sports and War: Marathon 2500 Lecture in the Library
• The Sleepout Fundraiser April 15
• Help The SMSU SSWA Donate to Relay for Life!
• Tonight's Cinema @ The Centers
• Chemistry Club Reaction Show Set April 7
• This is their country
• Warne to lead national education association
• Roger Bose
• Forum highlights bike trail addition
• Mayors put up united front for LGA
• Help The SMSU SSWA Donate to Relay for Life!
• Chemistry Club Reaction Show Set April 7
• Earth Day Disc Golf Tournament April 16
• Live @ The Landing
• UGLYS Host 2nd Annual Culture Shock
• Redwood River Cleanup April 18
• SIFE Competes at Nationals in Minneapolis This Wednesday
• Veronica Fischer Named Pi Kappa Delta All-American
• TIAA-CREF's New Ways to Save for Retirement - Roth 403(b)
• Birth Control, Abortion Rights and Women's Health Care
• Anxiety Screening
• SMSU Blood Drive April 13
• Registration Deadline April 4-MN Education Job Fair
• World Famous Harlem Globetrotters Coming to SMSU on April 6
• Sports and War: Marathon 2500 Lecture in the Library
• The Sleepout Fundraiser April 15
• SMSU Logos and Graphics Use
• Going wild at Hill Street Place
• SMSU?Relay for Life to feature Miss Tootsie contest
• District judge looking to help troubled area veterans
• K-12 bill passes; Dems question funding increase
• Annual University Recognition Dinner
• Registration Deadline April 4-MN Education Job Fair
• Resumes on the Run--Every Thursday Noon-12:30 p.m.
• SMSU Relay For Life
• Help The SMSU SSWA Donate to Relay for Life!
• Tonight's Cinema @ The Centers
• Birth Control, Abortion Rights and Women's Health Care
• Chemistry Club Reaction Show Set April 7
• SMSU Blood Drive April 13
• Earth Day Disc Golf Tournament April 16
• Health Careers Day-Wednesday, March 30
• SMSU 2011 Club and Organization Awards Ceremony April 20
• World Famous Harlem Globetrotters Coming to SMSU on April 6
• 21st Annual International Food Festival April 9
• All Student Advising Day on March 30
• Newman Club Events: Tues/Thurs @ Campus Religious Center
• Sports and War: Marathon 2500 Lecture in the Library
• UGLYS Host 2nd Annual Culture Shock
• SIFE Competes at Nationals in Minneapolis This Wednesday
• Veronica Fischer Named Pi Kappa Delta All-American
• March is National Social Work Month
• Two campus-wide Power Outages Will Be Occurring in 2011
• New Versions of Microsoft Office Available for Employees
• United Way Of Southwest Minnesota News - March 28, 2011
• Checking out Menards
• Are wheels about to come off Meals on Wheels?
• Study to determine regional higher ed needs
• Relief order granted in Hydroswing bankruptcy petition
• Help The SMSU SSWA Donate to Relay for Life!
• Chemistry Club Reaction Show Set April 7
• SMSU Jazz Ensemble to Host World Renowned Bassist
• SMSU Marketing Club Meeting
• Anxiety Screening
• March is National Social Work Month
• Register for the MN Education Job Fair April 11
• Resumes on the Run--Every Thursday Noon-12:30 p.m.
• Veronica Fischer Named Pi Kappa Delta All-American
• Veronica Fischer Named Pi Kappa Delta All-American
• Fast 15 Walk In Hours-Need Your Resume Reviewed?
• Birth Control, Abortion Rights and Women's Health Care
• World Famous Harlem Globetrotters Coming to SMSU on April 6
• Redwood River Cleanup April 18
• All Student Advising Day on March 30
• SIFE Competes at Nationals in Minneapolis This Wednesday
• Duane Sarbaum
• Workshop to bring groups together to discuss water quality issues
• Plenty heavy lifting remains in St. Paul
• March is National Social Work Month
• Register for the MN Education Job Fair April 11
• The Sleepout Fundraiser April 15
• Birth Control, Abortion Rights and Women's Health Care
• Help The SMSU SSWA Donate to Relay for Life!
• TIAA-Cref Retirement Webinar - Introducing the Roth Option
• Chemistry Club Reaction Show Set April 7
• World Famous Harlem Globetrotters Coming to SMSU on April 6
• SMSU Jazz Ensemble to Host World Renowned Bassist
• All Student Advising Day on March 30
• Earth Day Disc Golf Tournament April 16
• SMSU 2011 Club and Organization Awards Ceremony April 20
• Thank you
• Newman Club Events: Tues/Thurs @ Campus Religious Center
• 21st Annual International Food Festival April 9
• SMSU Relay For Life
• SMSU Blood Drive April 13
• Anxiety Screening
• Health Careers Day-Wednesday, March 30
• Green Bistro Reopens for Spring 2011 Semester
• Veronica Fischer Named Pi Kappa Delta All-American
• Fast 15 Walk In Hours-Need Your Resume Reviewed?
• VFW, Legion team up for Memorial Park flag fundraising
• Tapping into spring
• Tonight's Cinema @ The Centers
• SMSU Jazz Ensemble to Host World Renowned Bassist
• All Student Advising Day on March 30
• Fire destoys elevator in Porter
• All Student Advising Day on March 30
• All Student Advising Day on March 30
• SM and IL March Power Outage - CHANGE IN DATES
• Birth Control, Abortion Rights and Women's Health Care
• Doing Dad proud
• Elizabeth Saeger
• Medical merger serves both sides well
• Deadline soon in Hydroswing bankruptcy petition
• 21st Annual International Food Festival April 9
• Social Work Month 2011
• Health Careers Day-Wednesday, March 30
• Thank you
• SMSU Blood Drive April 13
• Birth Control, Abortion Rights and Women's Health Care
• March is National Social Work Month
• All Student Advising Day on March 30
• SMSU Relay For Life
• SMSU Student Philosophers Conference and Keynote Address
• SM and IL March Power Outage - CHANGE IN DATES
• World Famous Harlem Globetrotters Coming to SMSU on April 6
• New Items in Library-March 1-15, 2011
• Help The SMSU SSWA Donate to Relay for Life!
• SMSU Jazz Ensemble to Host World Renowned Bassist
• SMSU RHA Resident Appreciation Week
• Earth Day Disc Golf Tournament April 16
• Masquerade Ball March 25
• Tonight's Cinema @ The Centers
• SMSU Jazz Ensemble to Host World Renowned Bassist
• Junior Miss candidates have good showing at competition
• g Club reaches out to head start
• Lakeview High mock trial team takes ninth at state
• Sharing in the love of Jesus
• World Famous Harlem Globetrotters Coming to SMSU on April 6
• Help The SMSU SSWA Donate to Relay for Life!
• New Items in Library-March 1-15, 2011
• Masquerade Ball March 25
• SMSU 2011 Club and Organization Awards Ceremony April 20
• SIFE Nominates 2011-2012 President Thursday
• Social Work Month 2011
• Anxiety Screening
• Annual University Recognition Dinner
• March is National Social Work Month
• SMSU Relay For Life
• SMSU Blood Drive April 13
• Community Art Journey March 24
• SMSU RHA Resident Appreciation Week
• Resumes on the Run--Every Thursday Noon-12:30 p.m.
• Earth Day Disc Golf Tournament April 16
• Fast 15 Walk In Hours-Need Your Resume Reviewed?
• SM and IL March Power Outage - CHANGE IN DATES
• F.A.C.E Spring Scholastic Book Fair
• SMSU Student Philosophers Conference and Keynote Address
• The Sleepout Fundraiser April 15
• Documentary on Ghent to be shown Sunday
• Additional precipitation last thing area needed
• Spring has sprung...a leak
• 21st Annual International Food Festival April 9
• New Items in Library-March 1-15, 2011
• Newman Club Events: Tues/Thurs @ Campus Religious Center
• F.A.C.E Spring Scholastic Book Fair
• Purse Party Postponed
• March is National Social Work Month
• Resumes on the Run--Every Thursday Noon-12:30 p.m.
• Reading of the Poetry of Anne Sexton and Julie Kane
• Community Art Journey March 24
• SM and IL March Power Outage - CHANGE IN DATES
• Donate to the Marshal Food Shelf-BBQ Beef Fundraiser
• Register for the MN Education Job Fair April 11
• SSWA Sponsoring a Purse Party!
• Women's Studies Program Celebrates Women's History Month
• Help The SMSU SSWA Donate to Relay for Life!
• Health Careers Day-Wednesday, March 30
• MOMO Sale Fundraiser for JAPAN Victims!
• Two campus-wide Power Outages Will Be Occurring in 2011
• Tonight's Cinema @ The Centers
• New Versions of Microsoft Office Available for Employees
• Masquerade Ball March 25
• SMSU Blood Drive April 13
• SIFE Nominates 2011-2012 President Thursday
• TIAA-Cref Retirement Webinar - Introducing the Roth Option
• Social Work Month 2011
• World Famous Harlem Globetrotters Coming to SMSU on April 6
• Semi rollover
• YMC debates smoking ban near county buildings
• Framework for respect
• State rep. says racino wouldn't fix current deficit
• Council to wait on EDA agreement
• F.A.C.E Spring Scholastic Book Fair
• Fast 15 Walk In Hours-Need Your Resume Reviewed?
• March is National Social Work Month
• SSWA Sponsoring a Purse Party!
• SM and IL March Power Outage - CHANGE IN DATES
• SMSU Blood Drive April 13
• Register for the MN Education Job Fair April 11
• Reading of the Poetry of Anne Sexton and Julie Kane
• Women's Studies Program Celebrates Women's History Month
• World Famous Harlem Globetrotters Coming to SMSU on April 6
• Help The SMSU SSWA Donate to Relay for Life!
• New Items in Library-March 1-15, 2011
• MOMO Sale Fundraiser for JAPAN Victims!
• Donate to the Marshal Food Shelf - BBQ Beef Fundraiser
• Masquerade Ball March 25
• SMSU 2011 Club and Organization Awards Ceremony April 20
• SIFE Nominates 2011-2012 President Thursday
• Society of Leadership and Success Final LIVE Video Broadcast
• Social Work Month 2011
• Anxiety Screening
• Community Art Journey March 24
• Board hears report from youth council
• Schwan passing 'an end of an era'
• F.A.C.E Spring Scholastic Book Fair
• Help The SMSU SSWA Donate to Relay for Life!
• New Items in Library-March 1-15, 2011
• Masquerade Ball March 25
• Society of Leadership and Success Final LIVE Video Broadcast
• Social Work Month 2011
• 21st Annual International Food Festival April 9
• Newman Club Events: Tues/Thurs @ Campus Religious Center
• Fast 15 Walk In Hours-Need Your Resume Reviewed?
• Health Careers Day-Wednesday, March 30
• March is National Social Work Month
• SM and IL March Power Outage - CHANGE IN DATES
• Green Bistro Reopens for Spring 2011 Semester
• Annual University Recognition Dinner
• Campus Employee Long Distance Calling
• MOMO Sale Fundraiser for JAPAN Victims!
• Anxiety Screening
• SIFE Nominates 2011-2012 President Thursday
• Community Art Journey March 24
• World Famous Harlem Globetrotters Coming to SMSU on April 6
• Women's Studies Program Celebrates Women's History Month
• The Sleepout Fundraiser April 15
• St. Patrick's Day milestone in Lucan
• Marjorie Ritchie
• Byberg to run again for CD 7 in 2012
• Alfred Schwan dies at 85
• Society of Leadership and Success Final LIVE Video Broadcast
• Campus Employee Long Distance Calling
• Community Art Journey March 24
• Women's Studies Program Celebrates Women's History Month
• Mary and Jack Hickerson Award
• Mary and Jack Hickerson Award
• Society of Leadership and Success Final LIVE Video Broadcast
• Community Art Journey March 24
• Community Art Journey March 24
• AntiRacism Workshop for Students March 19
• Campus Employee Long Distance Calling
• ADM, MPCA, Waste Management collaborate to turn sacks into arsenal against flooding
• Mildred Kline
• Selling on Sunday
• Watching, waiting as melt continues
• Pre-Planning for Retirement Seminar
• AntiRacism Workshop for Students March 19
• Society of Leadership and Success Final LIVE Video Broadcast
• Women's Studies Program Celebrates Women's History Month
• Campus Employee Long Distance Calling
• Women's Studies Program Celebrates Women's History Month
• African Night Celebration - Friday, March 18
• NSIC Leading 10 SMSU Student-Athletes Earn Myles Brand Award
• New Items in Library-March 1-15, 2011
• Mary and Jack Hickerson Award
• Help The SMSU SSWA Donate to Relay for Life!
• Masquerade Ball March 25
• 21st Annual International Food Festival
• Community Art Journey March 24
• SMSU 2011 Club and Organization Awards Ceremony April 20
• Department and Student Services Fair
• March is National Social Work Month
• Veronica Fischer Named Recipient of Kevin Heineman Award
• SM and IL March Power Outage - CHANGE IN DATES
• They love a parade
• Population plunge in 7th District
• Marshall shows growth in 2010 census results
• Tigers headed to state
• African Night Celebration - Friday, March 18
• Department and Student Services Fair
• The Sleepout Fundraiser April 15
• Mary and Jack Hickerson Award
• Help The SMSU SSWA Donate to Relay for Life!
• New Items in Library-March 1-15, 2011
• St. Patrick Day Dessert Sale
• Masquerade Ball March 25
• SIFE Meeting Thursday, March 17
• Resumes on the Run--Every Thursday Noon-12:30 p.m.
• Fast 15 Walk In Hours-Need Your Resume Reviewed?
• March is National Social Work Month
• Veronica Fischer Named Recipient of Kevin Heineman Award
• 21st Annual International Food Festival
• SM and IL March Power Outage - CHANGE IN DATES
• Health Careers Day-Wednesday, March 30
• AntiRacism Workshop for Students March 19
• NSIC Leading 10 SMSU Student-Athletes Earn Myles Brand Award
• Register for the MN Education Job Fair April 11
• Recycle Bins for SALE!
• The F-Word Discussion March 21
• Writing Center Open House
• United Way Of Southwest Minnesota News - March 15, 2011
• Former Marshall mayor McGuiggan dies
• Slayton man killed in rear-end crash
• Flood warning issued for Sunday
• Quake, fallout, detours pair's cycling tour
• Waiting and worrying
• Trio to enter Pride in the Tiger Hall
• SIFE Meeting Thursday, March 17
• SMSU 2011 Club and Organization Awards Ceremony April 20
• African Night Celebration - Friday, March 18
• New Items in Library-March 1-15, 2011
• March is National Social Work Month
• Veronica Fischer Named Recipient of Kevin Heineman Award
• SM and IL March Power Outage - CHANGE IN DATES
• Pre-Planning for Retirement Seminar
• Avera Curaquick Clinic at Marshall's Hy-Vee
• AntiRacism Workshop for Students March 19
• Register for the MN Education Job Fair April 11
• Recycle Bins for SALE!
• Graduation Expo Set March 16
• Two campus-wide Power Outages Will Be Occurring in 2011
• New Versions of Microsoft Office Available for Employees
• Department and Student Services Fair
• SMSU's KC Kane Named NSIC Golfer of the Week
• Help The SMSU SSWA Donate to Relay for Life!
• Mary and Jack Hickerson Award
• Newman Club Events: Tues/Thurs., @ Campus Religious Center
• Writing Center Open House
• Resumes on the Run--Every Thursday Noon-12:30 p.m.
• Flood information, passport discussion at Lyon County Board
• Celebrating diversity
• Memorial park details presented to council
• SMSU's KC Kane Named NSIC Golfer of the Week
• Help The SMSU SSWA Donate to Relay for Life!
• AntiRacism Workshop for Students March 19
• March is National Social Work Month
• Veronica Fischer Named Recipient of Kevin Heineman Award
• SM and IL March Power Outage - CHANGE IN DATES
• Department and Student Services Fair
• Recycle Bins for SALE!
• Graduation Expo Set March 16
• Women's Studies Program Celebrates Women's History Month
• Mary and Jack Hickerson Award
• Writing Center Open House
• Women's History Month Screening of "Conviction"
• Catch 'em if you can
• Green Bistro Reopens for Spring 2011 Semester
• March is National Social Work Month
• AntiRacism Workshop for Students March 19
• Register for the MN Education Job Fair April 11
• Recycle Bins for SALE!
• Veronica Fischer Named Recipient of Kevin Heineman Award
• SM and IL March Power Outage - CHANGE IN DATES
• Pre-Planning for Retirement Seminar
• Women's Studies Program Celebrates Women's History Month
• Department and Student Services Fair
• Mary and Jack Hickerson Award
• Help The SMSU SSWA Donate to Relay for Life!
• The Sleepout Fundraiser April 15
• Newman Club Events: Tues/Thurs., @ Campus Religious Center
• Graduation Expo Set March 16
• Minnesota West diesel program retooled, updated
• Big effort, big reward
• Spring Break Hours for the Computer Labs and TRC
• Library Spring Break
• New Items in SMSU Library
• AntiRacism Workshop for Students March 19
• AntiRacism Workshop for Students March 19
• Library Spring Break
• Spring Break Hours for the Computer Labs and TRC
• New Items in SMSU Library
• Communication from another generation
• Marshall native in Japan feels aftershocks from Friday's quake
• Charles Tomaseka
• Hy-Vee buys CashWise Pharmacy in Marshall
• Aye aye mateys
• Canby students speak out against underage drinking
• Hydroswing customers left in limbo; company to make statement next week
• GOP plan hits agencies, social services
• AntiRacism Workshop for Students March 19
• Spring Break Hours for the Computer Labs and TRC
• Department and Student Services Fair
• New Items in SMSU Library
• Library Spring Break
• Mary and Jack Hickerson Award
• Farm outlook seminar held at SMSU
• Finding a happy ending
• LGA decline stands out in report
• Library Spring Break
• Spring Break Hours for the Computer Labs and TRC
• Department and Student Services Fair
• Spring Break Hours for the Computer Labs and TRC
• Two campus-wide Power Outages Will Be Occurring in 2011
• New Versions of Microsoft Office Available for Employees
• Mary and Jack Hickerson Award
• Graduation Expo Set March 16
• New Items in SMSU Library
• AntiRacism Workshop for Students March 19
• AntiRacism Workshop for Students March 19
• GF to raise electrical rates, investment in CapX 2020
• A morning at the HRS carnival
• Not your parents' school pizza
• Katherine "Chick" Stauffer
• YMC hears joint business proposal, talks habitat easement
• Memorial park questions at council
• New Items in SMSU Library
• AntiRacism Workshop for Students March 19
• Library Spring Break
• Spring Break Hours for the Computer Labs and TRC
• Department and Student Services Fair
• Mary and Jack Hickerson Award
• 4th Annual Power of the Purse
• Swedzinski bill includes temporary tuition freeze
• New life for orchestra program
• Department and Student Services Fair
• Help The SMSU SSWA Donate to Relay for Life!
• Graduation Expo Set March 16
• Green Bistro Reopens for Spring 2011 Semester
• AntiRacism Workshop for Students March 19
• Library Spring Break
• Spring Break Hours for the Computer Labs and TRC
• New Items in SMSU Library
• SMSU Power Outage on March 25-26
• Central Stores Spring Break
• Mary and Jack Hickerson Award
• A night of culture
• New Items in SMSU Library
• Library Spring Break
• Spring Break Hours for the Computer Labs and TRC
• AntiRacism Workshop for Students March 19
• AntiRacism Workshop for Students March 19
• Library Spring Break
• Spring Break Hours for the Computer Labs and TRC
• Spring Break Hours for the Computer Labs and TRC
• AntiRacism Workshop for Students March 19
• New Items in SMSU Library
• Their strength is science
• Reaching out to troubled girls
• Students meeting AP expectations
• Central Stores Spring Break
• Science and Math Scholarship Opportunities
• Math Ed, Math and Computer Science Scholarships Available
• Spring Break Hours for the Computer Labs and TRC
• Women's Studies Program Celebrates Women's History Month
• Forensics Team Posts Second Place Finish at State Tournament
• Fischer Qualifies for National Speech Competition
• Graduation Expo Set March 16
• Now Accepting Applications for Orientation Leaders!
• Orientation Leader Applications Due Friday
• Winners of the Telling Women's Stories Contest
• New Items in SMSU Library
• AntiRacism Workshop for Students March 19
• Avera Curaquick Clinic at Marshall's Hy-Vee
• Library Spring Break
• Register for the MN Education Job Fair April 11
• Help The SMSU SSWA Donate to Relay for Life!
• Mary and Jack Hickerson Award
• NTSO Elections on Friday!
• Scholarship Opportunities for Science Majors
• The story of a tuba
• Bus trip slated for Mental Health Day at the Capitol
• An array of food and fashion 'around the table'
• Her road to success
• Lawmakers reject Dayton income-tax plan
• Library Spring Break
• Register for the MN Education Job Fair April 11
• Orientation Leader Applications Due Friday
• Like Us and WIN - SMSU Career Services
• Avera Curaquick Clinic at Marshall's Hy-Vee
• Forensics Team Posts Second Place Finish at State Tournament
• Fischer Qualifies for National Speech Competition
• Now Accepting Applications for Orientation Leaders!
• Women's Studies Program Celebrates Women's History Month
• John Zwach Scholarship Applications Now Available
• Spring Break Hours for the Computer Labs and TRC
• The Sleepout Fundraiser April 15
• Barnes and Noble Returning Spring Texts
• Help The SMSU SSWA Donate to Relay for Life!
• Winners of the Telling Women's Stories Contest
• NTSO Elections on Friday!
• Winners of the Telling Women's Stories Contest
• SIFE Meeting Thursday, March 3
• Mary and Jack Hickerson Award
• AntiRacism Workshop for Students March 19
• New Items in SMSU Library
• Recycle Bins for SALE!
• Central Stores Spring Break
• John Felton
• Learning about the library
• Mock trial with an important message
• Bonding special election coming up in Cottonwood
• Talking Wisconsin
• McFarland's legacy lives on with gifts
• Like Us and WIN - SMSU Career Services
• Fischer Qualifies for National Speech Competition
• Two campus-wide Power Outages Will Be Occurring in 2011
• Now Accepting Applications for Orientation Leaders!
• John Zwach Scholarship Applications Now Available
• Spring Break Hours for the Computer Labs and TRC
• Central Stores Spring Break
• Barnes and Noble Returning Spring Texts
• Forensics Team Posts Second Place Finish at State Tournament
• Mary and Jack Hickerson Award
• Help The SMSU SSWA Donate to Relay for Life!
• Scholarship Opportunities for Science Majors
• NTSO Elections on Friday!
• Science and Math Scholarship Opportunities
• SIFE Meeting Thursday, March 3
• Math Ed, Math and Computer Science Scholarships Available
• Women's Studies Program Celebrates Women's History Month
• New Versions of Microsoft Office Available for Employees
• Orientation Leader Applications Due Friday
• Microsoft Office 2011 Overview for Campus Mac Users
• AntiRacism Workshop for Students
• Library Spring Break
• Winners of the Telling Women's Stories Contest
• New Items in SMSU Library
• Lincoln Co. to advertise for emergency management director
• Twin Lakes Park hearing, radio updates discussed at Lyon Co. board meeting
• Hello, Hendricks
• Work to begin in spring on Avera addition
• Cottonwood Hydroswing under reorganization
• Jack Moore
• Business Cards
• 2010 Pre-tax Reimbursements Deadline Extended
• Green Bistro Reopens for Spring 2011 Semester
• SAC General Member MeetingToday
• Barnes and Noble Returning Spring Texts
• Phone Problems 3/1/11
• Spring Break Trip to Nebraska!
• Recycle Bins for SALE!
• Women's Studies Program Celebrates Women's History Month
• Orientation Leader Applications Due Friday
• Mary and Jack Hickerson Award
• Help The SMSU SSWA Donate to Relay for Life!
• Comedian Tracy Ashley To Perform Tonight
• Newman Club Meeting, Tuesday, March 1
• Microsoft Office 2011 Overview for Campus Mac Users
• Like Us and WIN - SMSU Career Services
• Forensics Team Posts Second Place Finish at State Tournament
• Fischer Qualifies for National Speech Competition
• Graduation Expo Set March 16
• SIFE Meeting Thursday, March 3
• Now Accepting Applications for Orientation Leaders!
• Spring Break Hours for the Computer Labs and TRC
• SMSU Power Outage on March 25-26
• John Zwach Scholarship Applications Now Available
• Magnus: Deficit news is good for the short-term
• Part of something special
• Now Accepting Applications for Orientation Leaders!
• Barnes and Noble Returning Spring Texts
• Spring Break Trip to Nebraska!
• Fischer Qualifies for National Speech Competition
• SMSU Power Outage on March 25-26
• Women's Studies Program Sponsoring a Decorating Contest
• Mock Trial March 1
• Microsoft Office 2011 Overview for Campus Mac Users
• Post-Debtor Society
• New Work Faculty Forum Feb. 28
• Scholarship Opportunities for Science Majors
• Science and Math Scholarship Opportunities
• Help The SMSU SWA Donate to Relay for Life!
• Math Ed, Math and Computer Science Scholarships Available
• Pancake Feed- Commons Central $3 All You Can Eat
• Newman Club Meeting, Tuesday, March 1
• The Winston Gittens Anti-Racism Team Meeting Feb. 28
• Graduation Expo Set March 16
• The Sleepout Fundraiser April 15
• Women's Studies Program Celebrates Women's History Month
• Orientation Leader Applications Due Friday
• Good food, good cause
• The Winston Gittens Anti-Racism Team Meeting Feb. 28
• Microsoft Office 2011 Overview for Campus Mac Users
• Post-Debtor Society
• Pancake Feed- Commons Central $3 All You Can Eat
• Tonight's Cinema @ The Centers
• Spring Break Trip to Nebraska!
• Post-Debtor Society
• Pancake Feed- Commons Central $3 All You Can Eat
• All-You-Can-Eat Pancake Breakfast Feb. 26
• The Winston Gittens Anti-Racism Team Meeting Feb. 28
• Microsoft Office 2011 Overview for Campus Mac Users
• Barnes and Noble Returning Spring Texts
• AOS/TRiO Saturday Workshop
• Spring Break Trip to Nebraska!
• SMSU Employee Appreciation Night Set for Saturday
• Pack the Stands! SMSU vs. MSU This Saturday
• Determination of unit not yet finished for health, human services employees
• Ardith Pietz
• School officials go to great lengths to encourage their students, and Bert Raney Elementary Principal Jodi Kennedy is no exception. This past week, she took motivating Bert Raney students to
• New rates in effect for Marshall utilities
• Now Accepting Applications for Orientation Leaders!
• Microsoft Office 2011 Overview for Campus Mac Users
• Barnes and Noble Returning Spring Texts
• Spring Break Trip to Nebraska!
• SMSU Employee Appreciation Night Set for Saturday
• Pancake Feed- Commons Central $3 All You Can Eat
• SMSU Athletics Hall of Honor Tickets on Sale
• Tonight's Cinema @ The Centers
• Pack the Stands! SMSU vs. MSU This Saturday
• Newman Club Meeting, Tuesday, March 1
• Eighth Annual Gold Rush Raffle set for Feb. 25
• Let's Can Hunger
• Scholarship Opportunities for Science Majors
• The Winston Gittens Anti-Racism Team Meeting Feb. 28
• Math Ed, Math and Computer Science Scholarships Available
• Graduation Expo Set March 16
• Post-Debtor Society
• AOS/TRiO Saturday Workshop
• New Work Faculty Forum Feb. 28
• Forensics Team Posts Second Place Finish at State Tournament
• Science and Math Scholarship Opportunities
• Fischer Qualifies for National Speech Competition
• All-You-Can-Eat Pancake Breakfast Feb. 26
• Like Us and WIN - SMSU Career Services
• Women's Studies Program Sponsoring a Decorating Contest
• Serving up some soul
• GOP cool on Dayton's $1B public works bill
• Curaquick clinic off to good start, founders say
• SMSU Athletics Hall of Honor Tickets on Sale
• Club Latino Nacho Fundraiser Feb. 24
• New Work Faculty Forum Feb. 28
• Newman Club Meeting, Tuesday, March 1
• SIFE Meeting Feb. 24
• House Hunters on Feb. 24
• Like Us and WIN - SMSU Career Services
• Spring Break Trip to Nebraska!
• Mock Trial March 1
• All-You-Can-Eat Pancake Breakfast Feb. 26
• The Winston Gittens Anti-Racism Team Meeting Feb. 28
• AOS/TRiO Saturday Workshop
• Forensics Team Posts Second Place Finish at State Tournament
• Barnes and Noble Returning Spring Texts
• Fischer Qualifies for National Speech Competition
• Pack the Stands! SMSU vs. MSU This Saturday
• SMSU Employee Appreciation Night Set for Saturday
• Eighth Annual Gold Rush Raffle set for Feb. 25
• Pancake Feed-Commons Central $3 All You Can Eat
• A source of support
• Minnesota senators weigh in on actions of Wisconsin colleagues
• Two campus-wide Power Outages Will Be Occurring in 2011
• Spring Break Trip to Nebraska!
• The Winston Gittens Anti-Racism Team Meeting Feb. 28
• Barnes and Noble Returning Spring Texts
• Women's Studies Program Sponsoring a Decorating Contest
• Pre-Tax MDEA, DCEA, Transit and HRA Account Deadline
• Eating Disorder Screening Feb. 24
• Now Accepting Applications for Orientation Leaders!
• New Versions of Microsoft Office Available for Employees
• Club Latino Nacho Fundraiser Feb. 23-24
• SMSU Athletics Hall of Honor Tickets on Sale
• Tonight's Cinema @ The Centers
• SMSU Employee Appreciation Night Set for Saturday
• Let's Can Hunger Competition
• Eighth Annual Gold Rush Raffle set for Feb. 25
• House Hunters on Feb. 24
• Scholarship Opportunities for Science Majors
• Newman Club Meeting, Tuesday, March 1
• New Work Faculty Forum Feb. 28
• AOS/TRiO Saturday Workshop
• Science and Math Scholarship Opportunities
• Forensics Team Posts Second Place Finish at State Tournament
• Math Ed, Math and Computer Science Scholarships Available
• Fischer Qualifies for National Speech Competition
• All-You-Can-Eat Pancake Breakfast Feb. 26
• Walnut Grove woman killed in crash
• Making Abe's house
• Yellow Medicine County, too, worried about possible federal cuts to domestic programs
• Potential loss of CSBG funding has non-profit concerned
• Street reconstruction, snow discussed at council
• Green Bistro Reopens for Spring 2011 Semester
• Eighth Annual Gold Rush Raffle set for Feb. 25
• Club Latino Nacho Fundraiser
• SMSU Athletics Hall of Honor Tickets on Sale
• Newman Club Meeting, Tuesday, March 1
• SAC Funny Foto's for Today, Postponed!
• Forensics Team Posts Second Place Finish at State Tournament
• Fischer Qualifies for National Speech Competition
• Spring Break Trip to Nebraska!
• Barnes and Noble Returning Spring Texts
• AOS/TRiO Saturday Workshop
• SMSU Employee Appreciation Night Set for Saturday
• House Hunters on Feb. 24
• Graduation Expo Set March 16
• Deadline Tuesday for February 26 Dinner Theatre!
• No injuries reported in six-vehicle crash
• Marshall School Board hears grievance from music teacher
• Health community bracing for impact
• There in spirit
• SMSU Athletics Hall of Honor Tickets on Sale
• Scholarship Opportunities for Science Majors
• Science and Math Scholarship Opportunities
• Math Ed, Math and Computer Science Scholarships Available
• SIFE Meeting Feb. 24
• Delicious Spagetti Dinner at CRC on Feb. 21
• House Hunters on Feb. 24
• SMSU Power Outage on March 25-26
• Women's Studies Program Sponsoring a Decorating Contest
• Now Accepting Applications for Orientation Leaders!
• Eating Disorder Screening Feb. 24
• Deadline Tuesday for February 26 Dinner Theatre!
• Eighth Annual Gold Rush Raffle set for Feb. 25
• Enjoying Camden by candlelight
• Robert Gjermundson
• Winter's not over yet
• Area dance teams have good showing at state
• Tonight's Cinema @ The Centers
• Delicious Spagetti Dinner at CRC on Feb. 21
• Deadline Tuesday for February 26 Dinner Theatre!
• Eighth Annual Gold Rush Raffle set for Feb. 25
• Delicious Spagetti Dinner at CRC on Feb. 21
• Deadline Tuesday for February 26 Dinner Theatre!
• Eighth Annual Gold Rush Raffle set for Feb. 25
• 'You get a warm feeling inside'
• BMS hearing continues; county officials testify
• 'Journey of Hope'
• SMSU Athletics Hall of Honor Tickets on Sale
• Scholarship Opportunities for Science Majors
• Instructional Software Fund Program
• Science and Math Scholarship Opportunities
• Math Ed, Math and Computer Science Scholarships Available
• Tonight's Cinema @ The Centers
• Cathy Cowan Award Nominations Impending Due Date - Feb. 18
• Deadline Tuesday for February 26 Dinner Theatre!
• Feb. 21 is a Holiday
• Now Accepting Applications for Orientation Leaders!
• House Hunters on Feb. 24
• Mentor Scholarship Foundation Apartment Applications due Friday!
• Microsoft Office 2010 Overview Sessions - PC Users
• Housing Sign-Up for the 2011-2012 Academic Year
• Graduation Expo Set March 16
• Delicious Spagetti Dinner at CRC on Feb. 21
• Applications for the Cathy Cowan Award are Now Available
• Eighth Annual Gold Rush Raffle set for Feb. 25
• MMS winter concert
• Setting herself apart from the rest
• Flood concerns still present in GF, but city is prepared
• NWS raises odds of flooding
• Day of Excellence to focus on technology in education
• House Hunters on Feb. 24
• Mentor Scholarship Foundation Apartment Applications due Friday!
• Women's Studies Program Sponsoring a Decorating Contest
• Microsoft Office 2010 Overview Sessions - PC Users
• Housing Sign-Up for the 2011-2012 Academic Year
• Grocery Bingo
• Eating Disorder Screening Feb. 24
• Delicious Spagetti Dinner at CRC on Feb. 21
• SMSU Athletics Hall of Honor Tickets on Sale
• SIFE Meeting Feb. 17
• Applications for the Cathy Cowan Award are Now Available
• Cathy Cowan Award Nominations Impending Due Date - Feb. 18
• Deadline Tuesday for February 26 Dinner Theatre!
• Feb. 21 is a Holiday
• Eldoris "Elly" Swedzinski
• Taking shape
• SMSU students join Rally Day at the Capitol
• A second life for agronomy at SMSU
• First part of testimony given at BMS hearing
• Instructional Software Fund Program
• Walking Taco's and Bake Sale
• House Hunters on Feb. 24
• Anti-Racism Team Meeting Feb. 16
• New Versions of Microsoft Office Available for Employees
• MSUSA Rally Day Wednesday, Feb. 16
• Mentor Scholarship Foundation Apartment Applications due Friday!
• Microsoft Office 2010 Overview Sessions - PC Users
• Housing Sign-Up for the 2011-2012 Academic Year
• Pre-Tax MDEA, DCEA, Transit and HRA Account Deadline
• Applications for the Cathy Cowan Award are Now Available
• Program Decisions in Response to January 24th Proposal to SMSUFA
• Cathy Cowan Award Nominations Impending Due Date - Feb. 18
• Two Campus-wide Power Outages Will Be Occurring in 2011
• Now Accepting Applications for Orientation Leaders!
• SMSU Athletics Hall of Honor Tickets on Sale
• Scholarship Opportunities for Science Majors
• Science and Math Scholarship Opportunities
• Math Ed, Math and Computer Science Scholarships Available
• Tonight's Cinema @ The Centers
• SMSU's Agronomy program gets second life
• Lincoln Co. outlines multi-year road construction plan
• Lyon County hires HR director, mechanic
• County, city officials cautious about governor's budget proposal
• DFL Rep. says Dayton budget is good for rural Minnesota; GOP concerned
• SMSU Athletics Hall of Honor Tickets on Sale
• Applications for the Cathy Cowan Award are Now Available
• Registration Deadline for the MN Job Fair is Feb. 16
• SMSU Newman Ciub Meeting Tuesday, Feb. 15
• Walking Taco's and Bake Sale
• House Hunters on Feb. 24
• Mentor Scholarship Foundation Apartment Applications due Friday!
• Women's Studies Program Sponsoring a Decorating Contest
• Microsoft Office 2010 Overview Sessions - PC Users
• Housing Sign-Up for the 2011-2012 Academic Year
• Workplace Webinars Offered for State of MN Employees
• Let's Can Hunger Competition
• Eating Disorder Screening Feb. 24
• Green Bistro Reopens for Spring 2011 Semester
• Rally Day Training in CH 201
• Anti-Racism Team Meeting Feb. 16
• Cathy Cowan Award Nominations Impending Due Date - Feb. 18
• Minnesota Wild Trip today
• Upcoming Employee Webinar Feb. 16
• MSUSA Rally Day Wednesday, Feb. 16
• SIFE Meeting Feb. 17
• SIFE Meeting
• January thaw postponed, but we'll take it
• Instructional Software Fund Program
• Anti-Racism Team Meeting Feb. 16
• Valentines Day Party
• Business Cards
• Now Accepting Applications for Orientation Leaders!
• Applications for the Cathy Cowan Award are Now Available
• Registration Deadline for the MN Job Fair is Feb. 16
• MSUSA Rally Day Wednesday, Feb. 16
• SMSU Athletics Hall of Honor Tickets on Sale
• Scholarship Opportunities for Science Majors
• Mentor Scholarship Foundation Apartment Applications due Friday!
• Scholarship Opportunities for Science Majors
• SMSU Power Outage on March 25-26
• Science and Math Scholarship Opportunities
• Microsoft Office 2010 Overview Sessions - PC Users
• Math Ed, Math and Computer Science Scholarships Available
• Housing Sign-Up for the 2011-2012 Academic Year
• Walking Taco's and Bake Sale
• Walking Taco's and Bake Sale
• SMSU Newman Ciub Meeting Tuesday, Feb. 15
• SMSU Newman Ciub Meeting Tuesday, Feb. 15
• Workplace Webinars Offered for State of MN Employees
• Cathy Cowan Award Nominations Impending Due Date - Feb. 18
• Rally Day Training in CH 201
• Upcoming Employee Webinar Feb. 16
• TMB, YME, LQPV/D-B dancing on to state
• A sweet Saturday
• Dayton's first budget a day away
• Anti-Racism Team Meeting Feb. 16
• Rally Day Training in CH 201
• Valentines Day Party
• Rally Day Training in CH 201
• Snow Removal Notice for Sat. Feb. 12
• BMS hearing on health, human services petitions is next week
• Now hiring at menards
• Strength through ministry
• Survey finds a breath of fresh air
• Where to draw the line
• Cathy Cowan Award Nominations Impending Due Date - Feb. 18
• Snow Removal Notice for Sat. Feb. 12
• Workplace Webinars Offered for State of MN Employees
• Reception for Faculty & Staff Art Show
• Eating Disorder Screening Feb. 24
• SMSU Athletics Hall of Honor Tickets on Sale
• Scholarship Opportunities for Science Majors
• Science and Math Scholarship Opportunities
• Math Ed, Math and Computer Science Scholarships Available
• Business Cards
• Walking Taco's and Bake Sale
• Student Activities (SA) Link Recent Upgrades
• SMSU Newman Ciub Meeting Tuesday, Feb. 15
• Anti-Racism Team Meeting Feb. 16
• Rally Day Training in CH 201
• Valentines Day Party
• Perceptions
• Now Accepting Applications for Orientation Leaders!
• Memorial Service for Dr. Winston Gittens Feb. 11
• Nominations for GOLD (Graduate of Last Decade) Award
• Applications for the Cathy Cowan Award are Now Available
• Registration Deadline for the MN Job Fair is Feb. 16
• Minnesota State Retirement System (MSRS) Counselor Coming to Campus
• MSUSA Rally Day Wednesday, Feb. 16
• Instructional Software Fund Program
• A perfect fit
• SMSU moves to foster culture of anti-racism
• Speed Dating Feb. 10
• Nominations for GOLD (Graduate of Last Decade) Award
• Hormel On Campus Interviews - Feb. 23
• Let's Can Hunger Competition
• Perceptions
• Memorial Service for Dr. Winston Gittens Feb. 11
• Now Accepting Applications for Orientation Leaders!
• Reception for Faculty & Staff Art Show
• Office of Cultural Diversity February Newsletter
• Eating Disorder Screening Feb. 24
• SMSU Athletics Hall of Honor Tickets on Sale
• SIFE Meeting Thursday, Feb. 10
• Student Activities (SA) Link Recent Upgrades
• Science and Math Scholarship Opportunities
• Anti-Racism Team Meeting Feb. 16
• Valentines Day Party
• Judge says heinous elements exist in Fairfax case
• Finding souvenirs
• Different takes on Dayton speech
• Airport bridge plan takes step forward
• Memorial Service for Dr. Winston Gittens Feb. 11
• MSUSA Rally Day Wednesday, Feb. 16
• Instructional Software Fund Program
• Office of Cultural Diversity February Newsletter
• Speed Dating Feb. 10
• Anti-Racism Team Meeting Feb. 16
• Reception for Faculty & Staff Art Show
• Anti-Racism Team Meeting Feb. 16
• Business Cards
• Valentines Day Party
• Perceptions
• Dr. Rickey Hill to Speak Feb. 9
• SIFE Meeting Thursday, Feb. 10
• Student Activities (SA) Link Recent Upgrades
• Applications for the Cathy Cowan Award are Now Available
• The Battle of Marathon and Modern Sports
• Minnesota State Retirement System (MSRS) Counselor Coming to Campus
• Nominations for GOLD (Graduate of Last Decade) Award
• New Versions of Microsoft Office Available for Employees
• Freedom From Smoking
• MN Job and Internship Fair-Feb. 21
• Karolyn Tholen
• Bundled up
• Meeting their new pals
• Lincoln County trying to find new place to process passport applications
• Council weighs TIF plan changes
• Hormel On Campus Interviews - Feb. 23
• Freedom From Smoking
• Meeting-How to Prepare for the Job Fair, Feb. 9
• MN Job and Internship Fair-Feb. 21
• SAC General Member Meeting Feb. 8
• Now Accepting Applications for Orientation Leaders!
• Memorial Service for Dr. Winston Gittens Feb. 11
• Put a Valentine's Day 'Shout Out' in the Spur
• Student Activities (SA) Link Recent Upgrades
• Anti-Racism Team Meeting Feb. 16
• Comedian Mike E.
• Valentines Day Party
• Dr. Rickey Hill to Speak Feb. 9
• The Battle of Marathon and Modern Sports
• SIFE Meeting Thursday, Feb. 10
• Green Bistro Reopens for Spring 2011 Semester
• Perceptions
• Nominations for GOLD (Graduate of Last Decade) Award
• Rescheduled Newman Club Meeting
• RTR team takes part in FFA food competition
• Outgoing city administrators look back on careers
• Roy Enquist
• Marshall?School Board asked to take another look at fourth-grade orchestra program
• Memorial Service for Dr. Winston Gittens Feb. 11
• Now Accepting Applications for Orientation Leaders!
• Minnesota State Retirement System (MSRS) Counselor Coming to Campus
• Freedom From Smoking
• MSUSA Rally Day Wednesday, Feb. 16
• Applications for the Cathy Cowan Award are Now Available
• Meeting-How to Prepare for the Job Fair, Feb. 9
• Instructional Software Fund Program
• 2011 Annual Scholarship Recognition Lunch
• Business Cards
• Dr. Rickey Hill to Speak Feb. 9
• Perceptions
• Nominations for GOLD (Graduate of Last Decade) Award
• Rescheduled Newman Club Meeting
• Put a Valentine's Day 'Shout Out' in the Spur
• Crafty man
• Fire at elevator near Walnut Grove
• Lyle Rasmussen
• On with the show
• Tigers return to state
• Memorial Service for Dr. Winston Gittens Feb. 11
• Tonight's Cinema @ The Centers
• Rescheduled Newman Club Meeting
• MnSCU 2nd Annual Power in Diversity Conference
• Memorial Service for Dr. Winston Gittens Feb. 11
• Now Accepting Applications for Orientation Leaders!
• Rescheduled Newman Club Meeting
• MnSCU 2nd Annual Power in Diversity Conference
• Hope for Lake Hendricks
• Exploring a new concept
• United Way surpasses 2009-10 total
• Cuts are deep, but were expected
• Now Accepting Applications for Orientation Leaders!
• Memorial Service for Dr. Winston Gittens Feb. 11
• Freedom From Smoking
• Insight Global, Inc. On Campus Interviews - Feb. 15
• MSUSA Rally Day Wednesday, Feb. 16
• Meeting-How to Prepare for the Job Fair, Feb. 9
• Instructional Software Fund Program
• Tonight's Cinema @ The Centers
• Perceptions
• Let's Can Hunger Competition
• Rescheduled Newman Club Meeting
• MnSCU 2nd Annual Power in Diversity Conference
• Lyon County considers its options under new rules for passports
• HRS book fair
• Lincoln County receives FEMA grant to help emergency responders
• Minnesota State Retirement System (MSRS) Counselor Coming to Campus
• Freedom From Smoking
• Tournament Thursday
• SIFE meeting room change
• Perceptions
• Rescheduled Newman Club Meeting
• Newman Club Meeting cancelled on Feb. 1, 2011; Re-schedule for Feb. 8
• Steven Rosenstone Named Next Chancellor
• MnSCU 2nd Annual Power in Diversity Conference
• Hormel On Campus Interviews - Feb. 23
• MN Job and Internship Fair-Feb. 21
• MSUSA Rally Day Wednesday, Feb. 16
• Employee Individual TIAA-Cref Retirement Counseling Opportunity
• Applications for the Cathy Cowan Award are Now Available
• Meeting-How to Prepare for the Job Fair, Feb. 9
• Instructional Software Fund Program
• Eugene "Gene" Bergstrom
• Independent receives 5 MNA awards
• New technology at Sanford Canby means better screening for breast cancer
• Too much too soon?
• Freedom From Smoking
• Tonight's Cinema @ The Centers
• SIFE Meeting Room Change
• New Versions of Microsoft Office Available for Employees
• Steven Rosenstone Named Next Chancellor
• Rescheduled Newman Club Meeting
• Newman Club Meeting cancelled on Feb. 1, 2011; Re-schedule for Feb. 8
• MnSCU 2nd Annual Power in Diversity Conference
• MN Job and Internship Fair-Feb. 21
• Insight Global, Inc. On Campus Interviews - Feb. 15
• Working through the snow
• Developers say Parkway loan repayment proposal is a bad deal
• Lyon Co. talks ditch petition bill, investment possibilities
• Anti_Racism Follow-up Meeting
• Let's Can Hunger SMSU Club Food Drive Competition
• NBA Game and MOA Trip Feb. 5
• Minnesota State Retirement System (MSRS) Counselor Coming to Campus
• Freedom From Smoking
• MSUSA Rally Day Wednesday, Feb. 16
• SMSU Student Newman Club - Feb. 1 at noon - Organizational Meeting - Free Food
• SMSU Student Newman Club - Feb. 1 at noon - Organizational Meeting - Free Food
• Employee Individual TIAA-Cref Retirement Counseling Opportunity
• Resume Writing Workshop-Feb. 2-BA 314
• Instructional Software Fund Program
• Andrew Olsen
• Noise ordinance proposal to go to Marshall council
• Winter woes
• Newman Club National Conference Opportunity
• Applications for the Cathy Cowan Award are Now Available
• SMSU Student Newman Club - Feb. 1 at noon - Organizational Meeting - Free Food
• Space Allocation Requests
• Hormel On Campus Interviews - Feb. 23
• Campus Closed at Noon 01-31-2011
• Anti_Racism Follow-up Meeting
• NBA Game and MOA Trip Feb. 5
• Freedom From Smoking
• MSUSA Rally Day Wednesday, Feb. 16
• Hawaiian Night School Spirit Contest
• Officials study options for Minnesota Falls Dam
• Timing a key factor for GOP
• An early test
• Tonight's Cinema @ the Centers
• Newman Club National Conference Opportunity
• NBA Game and MOA Trip Feb. 5
• Hawaiian Night School Spirit Contest
• Newman Club National Conference Opportunity
• Freedom From Smoking
• NBA Game and MOA Trip Feb. 5
• Hawaiian Night School Spirit Contest
• Snow week candidates
• Bus driver's endorsement reinstated
• Agents: know what is, isn't covered in your home in case of flood
• Feeling the intensity
• DFL wants bigger picture on proposed cuts
• Newman Club National Conference Opportunity
• Proposal to SMSU Faculty Association
• Department and Studentl Services Fair
• NBA Game and MOA Trip Feb. 5
• SMSU Student Newman Club - Feb. 1 at noon - Organizational Meeting - Free Food
• Freedom From Smoking
• Stanger Stackers @ Java City
• Insight Global, Inc. On Campus Interviews - Feb. 15
• Resume Writing Workshop-Feb. 2-BA 314
• Space Allocation Requests
• Women's Studies Writing Contest
• Instructional Software Fund Program
• Student Social Work Association Selling Hawaiian Night T-Shirts
• Tonight's Cinema @ the Centers
• Experience SMSU Day - Invite to SMSU Club
• MSUSA Rally Day Wednesday, Feb. 16
• Employee Individual TIAA-Cref Retirement Counseling Opportunity
• Hawaiian Night School Spirit Contest
• SAC Winter Meltdown T's on Sale!
• U.S.-China $6.6 billion soybean deal benefits Minnesota
• High-caliber competition
• Having an 'Arctic blast' in Canby
• Skunk therapy
• Newman Club National Conference Opportunity
• Department and Studentl Services Fair
• Proposal to SMSU Faculty Association
• SMSU Student Newman Club - Feb. 1 at noon - Organizational Meeting - Free Food
• Applications for the Cathy Cowan Award are Now Available
• One-Mile Indoor Walking Path
• Space Allocation Requests
• Employee 2010 W-2 Forms Now Available on Self Service Website
• Meeting-How to Prepare for the Job Fair, Feb. 9
• Women's Studies Writing Contest
• Student Social Work Association Selling Hawaiian Night T-Shirts
• Experience SMSU Day - Invite to SMSU Club
• MSUSA Rally Day! Wednesday, Feb. 16
• SAC Winter Meltdown T's on Sale
• STAT Sweatshirt Sale
• Nearly Naked Mile Jan. 27
• Hawaiian Night School Spirit Contest
• Winter Meltdown Dance Party!
• Live @ the Landing Winter Meltdown with Guest, Matt Corey
• Spa day at SMSU
• Helping fathers in need
• Earl Linder
• Helping fathers in need
• Senator presses on after ALS diagnosis
• SIFE Meeting Thursday
• Proposal to SMSU Faculty Association
• Newman Club National Conference Opportunity
• Department and Studentl Services Fair
• Tonight's Cinema @ the Centers
• Stanger Stackers @ Java City
• New IRS Mileage Rates
• SMSU Student Newman Club - Feb. 1 at noon - Organizational Meeting - Free Food
• Chemistry of Joy Workshop
• Resume Writing Workshop-Feb. 2-BA 314
• Space Allocation Requests
• Employee Individual TIAA-Cref Retirement Counseling Opportunity
• MN Job and Internship Fair-Feb. 21
• Meeting-How to Prepare for the Job Fair, Feb. 9
• Hormel On Campus Interviews - Feb. 23
• Women's Studies Writing Contest
• Instructional Software Fund Program
• Student Social Work Association Selling Hawaiian Night T-Shirts
• Experience SMSU Day - Invite to SMSU Club
• Employee Individual TIAA-Cref Retirement Counseling Opportunity
• Hawaiian Night School Spirit Contest
• Winter Meltdown Dance Party!
• Live @ the Landing Winter Meltdown with Guest, Matt Corey
• SAC Winter Meltdown T's on Sale!
• STAT Sweatshirt Sale
• SPA Day is Back, for Winter Meltdown!
• Nearly Naked Mile Jan. 27
• YM, Lyon counties get together on JD 24; petition yet to be approved
• The finished product
• Fahey pleads guilty to three counts
• Council approves items from next phase of memorial
• Department and Studentl Services Fair
• Newman Club National Conference Opportunity
• Proposal to SMSU Faculty Association
• SIFE Meeting Thursday
• Student Social Work Association Selling Hawaiian Night T-Shirts
• Employee 2010 W-2 Forms Now Available on Self Service Website
• Insight Global, Inc. On Campus Interviews - Feb. 15
• Space Allocation Requests
• Women's Studies Writing Contest
• MN Job and Internship Fair-Feb. 21
• SMSU Student Newman Club - Feb. 1 at noon - Organizational Meeting - Free Food
• Applications for the Cathy Cowan Award are Now Available
• New IRS Mileage Rates
• State Employee Group Insurance Program (SEGIP) Newsletter
• Experience SMSU Day - Invite to SMSU Club
• Live @ the Landing Winter Meltdown with Guest, Matt Corey
• Winter Meltdown Dance Party!
• James David Mind Games Performance Tonight
• SPA Day is Back, for Winter Meltdown!
• STAT Sweatshirt Sale
• Dr. Bertice Berry Live Web cast Tonight: Becoming Highest Version of Yourself
• SAC Winter Meltdown T's on Sale!
• Hawaiian Night School Spirit Contest
• United Way - January Progress Report
• Fahey trial, without jury, begins
• Gov. pushes agencies to speed permit calls
• Local sales tax issue headed back to Legislature
• SMSU outlines proposed cuts
• Man killed in head-on collision after police chase
• Newman Club National Conference Opportunity
• SIFE Meeting Thursday
• Chemistry of Joy Workshop
• Faculty & Staff Art Show Now on Display
• Stanger Stackers @ Java City
• Resume Writing Workshop-Feb. 2-BA 314
• Space Allocation Requests
• Instructional Software Fund Program
• Women's Studies Writing Contest
• Student Social Work Association Selling Hawaiian Night T-Shirts
• On-line Deposits & Balance Statements
• New IRS Mileage Rates
• One-Mile Indoor Walking Path
• SMSU Student Newman Club - Feb. 1st at noon - Organizational Meeting - free food
• Cold challenge
• Tonight's Cinema @ the Centers
• Department and Student Services Fair
• SMSU Basketball Jan. 21
• SMSU Alumni Basketball Weekend-Jan. 22
• McLaughlin was part of the family at SMSU
• Ready when called upon
• Employee 2010 W-2 Forms Now Available on Self Service Website
• Space Allocation Requests
• SMSU Student Newman Club - Feb. 1st at noon - Organizational Meeting - free food
• Department and Student Services Fair
• SMSU Basketball Jan. 21
• SMSU Alumni Basketball Weekend-Jan. 22
• Instructional Software Fund Program
• Student Social Work Association Selling Hawaiian Night T-Shirts
• Tonight's Cinema @ the Centers
• Women's Studies Writing Contest
• Collegiate DECA Meeting Jan. 21
• Perceptions
• Applications for the Cathy Cowan Award are Now Available
• Lighten your Pockets
• New IRS Mileage Rates
• MSUSA Public Relations Coordinator
• Stanger Stackers @ Java City
• MN Job and Internship Fair-Feb. 21
• Library receives anonymous donation
• Mural with a message
• Past panic mode on ducks, hunters
• Department and Student Services Fair
• Information Meeting--MN Job and Internship Fair-Jan. 20-Free Pizza
• SMSU Alumni Basketball Weekend-Jan. 22
• SMSU Basketball Jan. 21
• "Ask! Tell!" GLBTA Panel Discussion Jan. 20
• GLBTA Issues Panel Discussion
• Student Social Work Association Selling Hawaiian Night T-Shirts
• Perceptions
• Collegiate DECA Meeting Jan. 21
• On-line Deposits & Balance Statements
• SMSU Student Newman Club - Feb. 1 at noon - Organizational Meeting - Free Food
• One-Mile Indoor Walking Path
• Employee Individual TIAA-Cref Retirement Counseling Opportunity
• New IRS Mileage Rates
• Space Allocation Requests
• Urgent Scholarship Opportunity
• Planning commission talks parking permit request
• Mary Reinsma
• Minnesota River Watershed alliance plans to continue raising awareness
• It's January; do you know where your sump-pump is?
• Lincoln Co. hears transit report, hires maintenance supervisor
• Attorney for bus driver: Error led to endorsement revocation
• Marshall School District sets final 2010-2011 budget
• Lyon County Board receives joint outlet and lateral petition
• SW Minnesota CAT put on stand-by Monday night
• CAT put on stand-by Monday night
• Spread the warmth
• 'Nickel' in remodeling mode after roof issues discovered
• A sweeping success
• Plenty of force
• Donald Bossuyt
• Joined by a common thread
• Canby school bus driver removed from bus, his endorsement pulled
• Hendricks Golf Club to move clubhouse
• Keeping fit - for life
• It came down to Kentucky
• Hendricks exploring ways to restore bandshell
• City council gets hospital update
• Advertising for Tracy library project set to begin again
• Employee Individual TIAA-Cref Retirement Counseling Opportunity
• Employee Health Plan Rates for 2011
• SIFE - Let's Can Hunger
• Changes at Canby airport paying off
• A strong show of support
• SIFE - Let's Can Hunger
• Central Store Hours for Spring Semester
• Celebrating in song
• On fire for reading
• Just plain cold fun
• Dwight Angrimson
• Minnesota House, Senate prepared to shave expenses
• Another massive winterkill could be in store on Shetek
• SIFE - Let's Can Hunger
• Student Technology Fee Funding Requests
• Distinguished Alumni and Honorary Alumni Nominations
• Central Store Hours for Spring Semester
• Budding authors
• Lewis &?Clark facing money crunch
• Employee Individual TIAA-Cref Retirement Counseling Opportunity
• SIFE - Let's Can Hunger
• Student Technology Fee Funding Requests
• Distinguished Alumni and Honorary Alumni Nominations
• GF continues with flood mitigation projects
• Lyon County kettle campaign defies national trend as it exceeds goal
• June Serie
• Having courage
• SIFE - Let's Can Hunger
• Central Store Hours for Spring Semester
• Distinguished Alumni and Honorary Alumni Nominations
• A work in progress
• YMC board gears up for a new year
• Edward Reusse
• County board swears in new officials
• New GOP majorities take over at Capitol
• SIFE - Let's Can Hunger
• Employee Health Plan Rates for 2011
• Program and Event Info Requested
• Student Technology Fee Funding Requests
• RHA Students Receive Scholarships
• Distinguished Alumni and Honorary Alumni Nominations
• School board takes care of personnel issues
• Museum matriarch
• SIFE - Let's Can Hunger
• Program and Event Info Requested
• New year, new treasures
• Program and Event Info Requested
• Student Technology Fee Funding Requests
• A welcomed addition in Ivanhoe
• Leona Hefti
• As snow piles up, so do concerns
• AFSCME injunction granted, subject to change
• Snow Removal During Winter Recess
• Program and Event Info Requested
• Judge to decide on HHS injunction
• Skating by
• Program and Event Info Requested
• Snow Removal During Winter Recess
• Student Technology Fee Funding Requests
• Meeting their sponsors
• Dam removal hot topic at YMC board meeting
• Council discusses zoning, land issues
• Snow Removal During Winter Recess
• Employee Health Plan Rates for 2011
• Program and Event Info Requested
• Health and human services responds to AFSCME lawsuit
• Legislators get committee assignments
• Snow Removal During Winter Recess
• Program and Event Info Requested
• Student Technology Fee Funding Requests
• Making a tradition
• Program and Event Info Requested
• Snow Removal During Winter Recess
• City of Granite Falls sets levy, budget
• Lyon County to advertise for mechanic, HR director positions
• So, just how much do you know about Africa?
• A satisfying - and emotional - day at Marshall East Campus Learning Alternative
• Santa's big helper
• Program and Event Info Requested
• Student Technology Fee Funding Requests
• Snow Removal During Winter Recess
• Caroling for a cause
• They've got 'sole'
• AFSCME files suit in health, human services dispute
• Pondweed treatments will continue at Lake Benton
• Smoke-free Campus as of Jan. 1, 2011
• Program and Event Info Requested
• Snow Removal During Winter Recess
• Census: Minnesota to keep 8 U.S. House seats
• Lyon County sets final 2011 budget
• Lincoln County finalizes 2011 budget, levy
• Lyon County landfill lawsuit dismissed
• SMSU loses charter admin., current faculty member
• Smoke-free Campus as of Jan. 1, 2011
• Program and Event Info Requested
• Student Technology Fee Funding Requests
• Snow Removal During Winter Recess
• Employee Health Plan Rates for 2011
• Marjorie Schmiesing
• How to spend a snow day
• 'Teen Screen' program highlighted at school board
• Smoke-free Campus as of Jan. 1, 2011
• Program and Event Info Requested
• Time for a Tea
• GOP eyes Ludeman to serve as Senate's chief admin.
• CURE wins statewide contest, receives grant
• Pals for the holiday
• Legislators learn importance of state programs
• Vikings need a plan if they want a new home, legislators say
• State spending on 'auto pilot'
• Call For Entries! Faculty & Staff Art Show
• Program and Event Info Requested
• Smoke-free Campus as of Jan. 1, 2011
• Spring Semester Screenings
• SIFE Project - Let's Can Hunger
• Tree of Hope Gifts Available Now for Students' Children
• THANK YOU!
• SMSU Post Office Routes
• Student Technology Fee Funding Requests
• SIFE Let's Can Hunger
• Local Let's Go Fishing chapter wraps up successful season
• Holiday entertainment
• Benefit payouts authorized for public health, human services employees
• Danahar: 'No room to maneuver' budget-wise
• Program and Event Info Requested
• Smoke-free Campus as of Jan. 1, 2011
• Call For Entries! Faculty & Staff Art Show
• Spring Semester Screenings
• Winter Recess Bulletin
• SIFE Project - Let's Can Hunger
• SIFE Let's Can Hunger
• Tree of Hope Gifts Available Now for Students' Children
• Writing Center Hours During Finals Week
• SMSU Post Office Routes
• United Way Of Southwest Minnesota Holiday News - December 15, 2010
• Council sets new wastewater, stormwater rates
• YMC Board passes 1.9 percent levy increase
• Santa kids
• Hwy. 23/7 intersection chosen as site for safety study
• Call For Entries! Faculty & Staff Art Show
• Office of Cultural Diversity December Newsletter
• Ambassadors Selling SMSU T-shirts
• Spring Semester Screenings
• SMSU Forensic Team Holiday Bakesale
• SIFE Project - Let's Can Hunger
• Writing Center Hours During Finals Week
• Student Technology Fee Funding Requests
• SIFE Let's Can Hunger
• Tree of Hope Gifts Available Now for Students' Children
• Central Store Hours During Finals Week
• all wrapped up for heart to heart
• YMC retools county departments
• Council sets 2011 budget, levy, talks hospital foundation funds
• SMSU 'cut to the core'
• Last call for Tree of Hope
• Spring Semester Screenings
• SIFE Let's Can Hunger
• Tree of Hope Gifts Available Now for Students' Children
• Central Store Hours During Finals Week
• Winter Recess Bulletin
• SIFE Project - Let's Can Hunger
• All University Meeting RESCHEDULED
• Writing Center Hours During Finals Week
• SMSU Forensic Team Holiday Bakesale
• Ambassadors Selling SMSU T-shirts
• Feet of kindness
• SIFE Let's Can Hunger
• Central Store Hours During Finals Week
• Spring Semester Screenings
• Last call for Tree of Hope
• Ambassadors Selling SMSU T-shirts
• SMSU Forensic Team Holiday Bakesale
• SIFE Project - Let's Can Hunger
• Gift Certificates Available @The Zone
• Student Technology Fee Funding Requests
• All University Meeting RESCHEDULED
• Writing Center Hours During Finals Week
• YMC Museum shows off new displays and genealogy lab
• The day after
• Gift Certificates Available @The Zone
• SIFE Let's Can Hunger
• Ambassadors Selling SMSU T-shirts
• SIFE Project - Let's Can Hunger
• Gift Certificates Available @The Zone
• SIFE Let's Can Hunger
• Ambassadors Selling SMSU T-shirts
• SIFE Project - Let's Can Hunger
• Taking care in new surroundings
• Snow news is good news for some
• SMSU Veterans Club Annual Christmas Bingo Trip to the Luverne Veterans Home
• Tree of Hope
• Gift Certificates Available @The Zone
• Misfit Toys Workshop
• Mental Health Awareness & Assertiveness Course
• THANK YOU!
• SIFE Let's Can Hunger
• All University Meeting RESCHEDULED
• Writing Center Hours During Finals Week
• SMSU Forensic Team Holiday Bakesale
• Ambassadors Selling SMSU T-shirts
• SIFE Project - Let's Can Hunger
• A real music man
• Here comes more winter
• CUP dispute continues in Lyon Co.
• Live @ the Landing
• All University Meeting Dec. 9
• SMSU Veterans Club Annual Christmas Bingo Trip to the Luverne Veterans Home
• Misfit Toys Workshop
• Student Technology Fee Funding Requests
• Tree of Hope
• Mental Health Awareness & Assertiveness Course
• Writing Center Hours During Finals Week
• All University Meeting RESCHEDULED
• Ambassadors Selling SMSU T-shirts
• SMSU Forensic Team Holiday Bakesale
• SIFE Project - Let's Can Hunger
• SMSU Winter Recess Bulletin
• Sen.-elect Dahms: 'We need to move forward, get busy' now that race is over
• PILOT discussion leads off Marshall budget work session
• Making Christmas bright for kids in YMC
• YME part of pilot education redesign program
• Gift Certificates Available @The Zone
• SMSU Veterans Club Annual Christmas Bingo Trip to the Luverne Veterans Home
• TIAA-CREF Your Retirement Income Options Webinar
• Gift Certificates Available @The Zone
• Misfit Toys Workshop
• Tree of Hope
• Mental Health Awareness & Assertiveness Course
• All University Meeting Dec. 9
• All University Meeting RESCHEDULED
• Writing Center Hours During Finals Week
• Ambassadors Selling SMSU T-shirts
• SMSU Forensic Team Holiday Bakesale
• SIFE Project - Let's Can Hunger
• Advanced bullying - one click away
• Work, then progress
• Mental Health Awareness & Assertiveness Course
• SMSUSA Town Hall Meeting Dec. 7
• All University Meeting Dec. 9
• Comedian Pete Lee Performance Tuesday, Dec. 7
• Writing Center Hours During Finals Week
• SMSU Town Hall Meeting with Chris Swedzinski
• All University Meeting RESCHEDULED
• Gift Certificates Available @The Zone
• Student Association Town Hall Meeting
• SMSU Veterans Club Annual Christmas Bingo Trip to the Luverne Veterans Home
• Student Technology Fee Funding Requests
• Misfit Toys Workshop
• SMSUSA Town Hall Meeting Dec. 7
• All University Meeting Dec. 9
• Comedian Pete Lee Performance Tuesday, Dec. 7
• Mental Health Awareness & Assertiveness Course
• SMSU Town Hall Meeting with Chris Swedzinski
• All University Meeting RESCHEDULED
• Writing Center Hours during Finals Week
• Faculty & Staff Art Show Call for Entries!
• TIAA-CREF Your Retirement Income Options Webinar
• Gift Certificates Available @The Zone
• SMSU Veterans Club Annual Christmas Bingo Trip to the Luverne Veterans Home
• Student Association Town Hall Meeting
• Gift Certificates Available @The Zone
• Misfit Toys Workshop
• Tree of Hope
• 'Doc' Mulder fine after weekend crash into icy creek
• Traditions of the season
• SMSUSA Town Hall Meeting Dec. 7
• Comedian Pete Lee Performance Tuesday, Dec. 7
• Mental Health Awareness & Assertiveness Course
• Misfit Toys Workshop
• SMSUSA Town Hall Meeting Dec. 7
• Home Basketball this Weekend
• Comedian Pete Lee Performance Tuesday, Dec. 7
• Mental Health Awareness & Assertiveness Course
• The Expendables @ Student Center Cinema
• MACS holiday celebration
• A teaching tool
• SMSUSA Town Hall Meeting Dec. 7
• Dr. Steve Kramer Appointed to Two Standing Committees of the National Collegiate
• Home Basketball this Weekend
• Comedian Pete Lee Performance Tuesday, Dec. 7
• Mental Health Awareness & Assertiveness Course
• The Expendables @ Student Center Cinema
• Gift Certificates Available @The Zone
• SMSU Veterans Club Annual Christmas Bingo Trip to the Luverne Veterans Home
• Gift Certificates Available @The Zone
• Misfit Toys Workshop
• Gift Certificates Available @The Zone
• Student Technology Fee Funding Requests
• Tree of Hope
• Student Association Town Hall Meeting
• When every dollar counts
• Lincoln County pursuing ways to lower levy
• Constructed with care
• Dr. Steve Kramer Appointed to Two Standing Committees of the National Collegiate
• Comedian Pete Lee Performance Tuesday, Dec. 7
• Mental Health Awareness & Assertiveness Course
• The Expendables @ Student Center Cinema
• Campus Religious Center Open House Dec. 2, 2-7 PM
• Live @ the Landing
• Gift Certificates Available @The Zone
• Misfit Toys Workshop
• Culinology Brings Indian Cuisine to SMSU
• Cable discussion continues in city budget meeting
• Showing what they know
• No big recount shake-ups among local counties
• Canby group looking to start walking trails
• The Expendables @ Student Center Cinema
• Campus Religious Center Open House Dec. 2, 2-7 PM
• Change in Hours for Business Services, Registration, Advising, & Transcripts
• Culinology Brings Indian Cuisine to SMSU
• Student Association Town Hall Meeting
• Tree of Hope
• Get Your Writing Published in The Southwest Minnesota Writing Gallery!
• Witness Science Coming Alive!
• Gift Certificates Available @The Zone
• SMSU Veterans Club Annual Christmas Bingo Trip to the Luverne Veterans Home
• Misfit Toys Workshop
• Gift Certificates Available @The Zone
• Gift Certificates Available @The Zone
• Student Technology Fee Funding Requests
• Student Technology Fee Funding Requests
• After the storm
• Voter-approved ordinance allows additional liquor licenses in Canby
• County talks 2011 budget amid small turnout
• Campus Religious Center Open House Dec. 2, 2-7 PM
• SMSU Forensic Team Fall Showcase Performance Nov. 30
• Gift Certificates Available @The Zone
• Final Days of Open Enrollment - Nov. 29 and Nov. 30
• Gift Certificates Available @The Zone
• Insurance Open Enrollment is This Month
• Misfit Toys Workshop
• FOR $5/OFFICE VISIT REDUCTION, COMPLETE OPEN ENROLLMENT HEALTH ASSESSMENT
• Change in Hours for Business Services, Registration, Advising, & Transcripts
• 5 for $30 is Back
• Culinology Brings Indian Cuisine to SMSU
• Witness Science Coming Alive!
• 3 vs 3 Water Basketball Tournament
• The economics of hunting
• SMSU Forensic Team Fall Showcase Performance Nov. 30
• Gift Certificates Available @The Zone
• Final Days of Open Enrollment - Nov. 29 and Nov. 30
• Misfit Toys Workshop
• Culinology Brings Indian Cuisine to SMSU
• Student Technology Fee Funding Requests
• Native American Artists Celebrated at SMSU
• Change in Hours for Business Services, Registration, Advising, & Transcripts
• Tree of Hope Gift Drop-off site
• FOR $5/OFFICE VISIT REDUCTION, COMPLETE OPEN ENROLLMENT HEALTH ASSESSMENT
• Tree of Hope
• Get Your Writing Published in The Southwest Minnesota Writing Gallery!
• Witness Science Coming Alive!
• 3 vs 3 Water Basketball Tournament
• SMSU Veterans Club Annual Christmas Bingo Trip to the Luverne Veterans Home
• Gift Certificates Available @The Zone
• Gift Certificates Available @The Zone
• Lighting up the town
• Residence Life Thanksgiving Break Schedule
• 3 vs 3 Water Basketball Tournament
• Misfit Toys Workshop
• Thanksgiving Break Hours @ The Centers
• Thanksgiving Break Hours @ The Centers
• Residence Life Thanksgiving Break Schedule
• 3 vs 3 Water Basketball Tournament
• Misfit Toys Workshop
• Black and new
• Native American Artists Celebrated at SMSU
• Thanksgiving Break Hours @ The Centers
• Change in Hours for Business Services, Registration, Advising, & Transcripts
• Tree of Hope Gift Drop-off site
• Culinology Brings Indian Cuisine to SMSU
• SMSU Veterans Club Annual Christmas Bingo Trip to the Luverne Veterans Home
• Residence Life Thanksgiving Break Schedule
• 3 vs 3 Water Basketball Tournament
• Misfit Toys Workshop
• A?giving spirit
• Student Technology Fee Funding Requests
• Thanksgiving Break Hours @ The Centers
• Change in Hours for Business Services, Registration, Advising, & Transcripts
• Native American Artists Celebrated at SMSU
• Culinology Brings Indian Cuisine to SMSU
• Tree of Hope
• Residence Life Thanksgiving Break Schedule
• 3 vs 3 Water Basketball Tournament
• Misfit Toys Workshop
• Holiday music takes center stage
• Kindergarten feast
• Marshall Chamber reports growth in 2009-2010
• Beating the refreeze
• Residence Life Thanksgiving Break Schedule
• 3 vs 3 Water Basketball Tournament
• Misfit Toys Workshop
• SMSU Veterans Club Annual Christmas Bingo Trip to the Luverne Veterans Home
• 5 for $30 is Back
• Thanksgiving Break Hours @ The Centers
• FOR $5/OFFICE VISIT REDUCTION, COMPLETE OPEN ENROLLMENT HEALTH ASSESSMENT
• Change in Hours for Business Services, Registration, Advising, & Transcripts
• Insurance Open Enrollment is This Month
• Tree of Hope Gift Drop-off site
• Mail Schedule
• Updating inside and out
• Housing market stable in YMC
• Marshall budget proposals get response
• 3 vs 3 Water Basketball Tournament
• Misfit Toys Workshop
• Witness Science Coming Alive!
• Just in Time for Thanksgiving: Pie Sale by Student Mentors for Academic Success
• Student Technology Fee Funding Requests
• Native American Artists Celebrated at SMSU
• Change in Hours for Business Services, Registration, Advising, & Transcripts
• Tree of Hope
• Open enrollment Information Now Available
• Gift Certificates Available @The Zone
• Mail Schedule
• Thanksgiving Break Hours @ The Centers
• DeVos remembered as 'the face' of Perpich Center
• Rural road safety topic at workshop
• Marshall man killed on icy roads
• 3 vs 3 Water Basketball Tournament
• Save a Life with this Free Vaccination
• Change in Hours for Business Services, Registration, Advising, & Transcripts
• Tree of Hope Gift Drop-off site
• FOR $5/OFFICE VISIT REDUCTION, COMPLETE OPEN ENROLLMENT HEALTH ASSESSMENT
• 5 for $30 is Back
• Get Your Writing Published in The Southwest Minnesota Writing Gallery!
• Just in Time for Thanksgiving: Pie Sale by Student Mentors for Academic Success
• SMSU Veterans Club Annual Christmas Bingo Trip to the Luverne Veterans Home
• Twilight of the Golds Black Box Production
• Culinology Brings Indian Cuisine to SMSU
• Mail Schedule
• Not your ordinary sale
• Eat, Pray, Love at Student Center Cinema
• Eat, Pray, Love at Student Center Cinema
• Second Annual Holiday Arts & Craft Sale/Flea Market
• A Day at SMSU
• Planned Parking Restrictions Nov. 17-20
• Live @ the Landing
• Clarkfield cuts back on police dept.
• Discussion ongoing for rural transit priorities
• Status quo for health, human services employees
• Student Technology Fee Funding Requests
• Planetarium Show
• Just in Time for Thanksgiving: Pie Sale by Student Mentors for Academic Success
• Change in Hours for Business Services, Registration, Advising, & Transcripts
• Tree of Hope Gift Drop-off site
• Faculty & Staff Volunteers Needed for Casino Night
• Tree of Hope
• Witness Science Coming Alive!
• Eat, Pray, Love at Student Center Cinema
• Second Annual Holiday Arts & Craft Sale/Flea Market
• A Day at SMSU
• Twilight of the Golds Black Box Production
• International Education Week 2010 Events
• Open enrollment Information Now Available
• ISO Dance Party Nov. 19
• Wow Award
• RHA Bike Storage
• Planned Parking Restrictions Nov. 17-20
• Planned Parking Restrictions
• SMSU's Culhane suffers heart attack, 'doing fine'
• GF building gets a reprieve
• The need for speed
• Baked Potato Sale
• Baked Potato Sale
• Just in Time for Thanksgiving: Pie Sale by Student Mentors for Academic Success
• A Day at SMSU
• ISO Dance Party Nov. 19
• Wow Award
• #1 SMSU Volleyball vs. #8 Colorado School of Mines 7:30pm PE!
• SMSU/Community Concert Band Presents Free Concert
• Planned Parking Restrictions
• RHA Bike Storage
• County highway department vacancies spark discussion
• A team effort
• Rolling out the welcome mat again
• Do you plan to student teach Fall 2011 or Spring 2012?
• Just in Time for Thanksgiving: Pie Sale by Student Mentors for Academic Success
• Student Technology Fee Funding Requests
• Baker Elected to Midwest Writing Center Association Board
• Twilight of the Golds Black Box Production
• A Day at SMSU
• SMSU/Community Concert Band Presents Free Concert
• International Art Festival Today
• Planned Parking Restrictions Nov. 17-20
• Ralco announces expansion in Marshall
• Lincoln County to look at hiring new emergency director
• The path is open
• Lyon County recorder announces retirement
• Do you plan to student teach Fall 2011 or Spring 2012?
• Just in Time for Thanksgiving: Pie Sale by Student Mentors for Academic Success
• Baker Elected to Midwest Writing Center Association Board
• A Day at SMSU
• Ralco announces expansion
• Robotics team grabs spotlight at school board
• Just in Time for Thanksgiving: Pie Sale by Student Mentors for Academic Success
• Power Outage in the SM Building on Thursday
• Student Technology Fee Funding Requests
• A Day at SMSU
• Twilight of the Golds Black Box Production
• 'Give to the Max Day'
• Sharing their stories
• Sharing culture, connecting lives
• Dashing through the snow
• A Day at SMSU
• A Day at SMSU
• Put it on my card
• A Day at SMSU
• Twilight of the Golds Black Box Production
• Eat, Pray, Love at Student Center Cinema
• SMSU Veterans Club Annual Christmas Bingo Trip to the Luverne Veterans Home
• Scholastic Book Fair
• 5 for $30 is Back
• Change in Hours for Business Services, Registration, Advising, & Transcripts
• Faculty & Staff Volunteers Needed for Casino Night
• Culinology Brings Indian Cuisine to SMSU
• A night made for cooking and decorating
• A shared sacrifice
• International Education Week 2010 Events
• International Education Week
• FOR $5/OFFICE VISIT REDUCTION, COMPLETE OPEN ENROLLMENT HEALTH ASSESSMENT
• Insurance Open Enrollment is This Month
• Tree of Hope Gift Drop-off site
• Faculty & Staff Volunteers Needed for Casino Night
• Tree of Hope
• Lincoln County Board visits county road project sites
• Ringing in a big year
• Giving back to the military and the community
• A trip to remember
• Boys State returning to Marshall in '11
• Eat, Pray, Love at Student Center Cinema
• International Art Festival
• Scholastic Book Fair
• Second Annual Holiday Arts & Craft Sale/Flea Market
• Thai Closing Ceremony
• Scholastic Book Fair
• Upcoming Parking Restrictions
• Scholastic Book Fair
• Witness Science Coming Alive!
• Scholastic Book Fair
• SMSU Veterans Club Annual Christmas Bingo Trip to the Luverne Veterans Home
• Change in Hours for Business Services, Registration, Advising, & Transcripts
• NTSO Bake Sale Nov. 16
• Change in Hours for Business Services, Registration, Advising, & Transcripts
• Casino Night Volunteers Needed
• Scholastic Book Fair
• Native American Artists Celebrated at SMSU
• Change in Hours for Business Services, Registration, Advising, & Transcripts
• 5 for $30 is Back
• Getting ready for Christmas?
• Boys State returning to Marshall
• Shooting suspect not competent for trial, court finds
• Scholastic Book Fair
• YMC Board approves social host ordinance
• Change in Hours for Business Services, Registration, Advising, & Transcripts
• Council canvasses election, discusses repair expenses
• Live @ the Landing
• Thai Closing Ceremony
• Thrifty Thursday
• Witness Science Coming Alive!
• Scholastic Book Fair
• Upcoming Parking Restrictions
• Change in Hours for Business Services, Registration, Advising, & Transcripts
• Thai Closing Ceremony
• Scholastic Book Fair
• Upcoming Parking Restrictions
• Change in Hours for Business Services, Registration, Advising, & Transcripts
• Save a Life with this Free Vaccination
• International Education Week 2010 Events
• International Education Week 2010 Events
• International Education Week
• FOR $5/OFFICE VISIT REDUCTION, COMPLETE OPEN ENROLLMENT HEALTH ASSESSMENT
• Tree of Hope Gift Drop-off site
• Tree of Hope
• Get Your Writing Published in The Southwest Minnesota Writing Gallery!
• New Work Faculty Forum Nov. 16
• Insurance Open Enrollment is This Month
• United Way Of Southwest Minnesota Progress Report - November 2010
• Display of confection
• Power on the Ridge
• NTSO Bake Sale Nov. 16
• International Art Festival
• Second Annual Holiday Arts & Craft Sale/Flea Market
• Casino Night Volunteers Needed
• Culinology Brings Indian Cuisine to SMSU
• Tree of Hope Gift Drop-off site
• Chili Feed Saturday
• Chili Feed Saturday
• Tree of Hope Gift Drop-off site
• Chili Feed Saturday
• Tables with flair
• A new floor plan
• Student Center Cinema
• NTSO Bake Sale Nov. 16
• Tree of Hope Gift Drop-off site
• Chili Feed Saturday
• New Way to Save for Retirement
• Chili Feed Saturday
• New Way to Save for Retirement
• Chili Feed Saturday
• Student Center Cinema
• NTSO Bake Sale Nov. 16
• International Art Festival
• SMSU Veterans Club Annual Christmas Bingo Trip to the Luverne Veterans Home
• NTSO Bake Sale Nov. 16
• International Education Week 2010 Events
• International Education Week
• International Education Week Nov. 14-20
• Tree of Hope
• Looking to fill 1,000 shoe boxes
• When deer fight back
• Serving up old favorites
• Student Center Cinema
• Second Annual Holiday Arts & Craft Sale/Flea Market
• Student Center Cinema
• NTSO Bake Sale Nov. 16
• Native American Artists Celebrated at SMSU
• Casino Night Volunteers Needed
• MnSCU to hire interim president at SMSU
• Veteran's Day Holiday on Thursday
• Save a Life with this Free Vaccination
• Veteran's Day Holiday on Thursday
• Veteran's Day Holiday on Thursday
• Table setting fair has become a holiday tradition for families
• Hunkering down
• Party loyalty strong in Lyon County
• Area township, water district election results
• Close race, but no recount for Lyon County District 2
• A grand day for the?GOP
• Student Center Cinema
• SMSU Veterans Club Annual Christmas Bingo Trip to the Luverne Veterans Home
• NTSO Bake Sale Nov. 16
• Pilot from Cottonwood makes emergency landing in Iowa
• Second Annual Holiday Arts & Craft Sale/Flea Market
• Final performances of Pine Creek Parish this weekend!
• International Art Festival
• International Education Week 2010 Events
• International Education Week Nov. 14-20
• Final performances of Pine Creek Parish this weekend!
• International Education Week
• Final performances of Pine Creek Parish this weekend!
• FOR $5/OFFICE VISIT REDUCTION, COMPLETE OPEN ENROLLMENT HEALTH ASSESSMENT
• Final performances of Pine Creek Parish this weekend!
• 5 for $30 is Back
• Free Vaccination Nov. 30
• Tree of Hope
• International Education Week 2010 Events
• Celebrating the 2500th anniversary of the Battle of Marathon
• International Education Week 2010 Events
• Instructional Software Fund Program Anouncement
• Wide array of food to be featured at Taste of Marshall
• Afternoon on wheels
• Incumbent YMC commissioner unseated; Echo mayor position filled with write-in votes
• Casino Night Volunteers Needed
• Men's Basketball Opens Sunday Versus Alumni in Exhibition Game
• WHP CLUB MEETING
• Men's Basketball Opens Sunday Versus Alumni in Exhibition Game
• International Education Week
• Men's Basketball Opens Sunday Versus Alumni in Exhibition Game
• Men's Basketball Opens Sunday Versus Alumni in Exhibition Game
• International Education Week
• Mather elected sheriff
• Hansen wins in Lincoln County, Rennecke in YMC
• Anderson, Fenske, Stensrud on top in Lyon County
• Anderson, Fenske, Stensrud on top in Lyon County
• Area Senate races
• Area House races
• NTSO Bake Sale Nov. 16
• Native American Artists Celebrated at SMSU
• WHP CLUB MEETING
• Celebrating the 2500th anniversary of the Battle of Marathon
• International Education Week
• Celebrating the 2500th anniversary of the Battle of Marathon
• Weighing the loot
• Planned Parking Restrictions
• Audit: MSD has 'weathered the storm'
• Planned Parking Restrictions
• International Art Festival
• Planned Parking Restrictions
• Second Annual Holiday Arts & Craft Sale/Flea Market
• Planned Parking Restrictions
• SMSU Veterans Club Annual Christmas Bingo Trip to the Luverne Veterans Home
• U.G.L.Y.S Traditional Dessert Sale
• 5 for $30 is Back
• On-campus students vote at Park Side
• Tree of Hope
• All University Meeting - Presidential Search Process
• Get Your Writing Published in The Southwest Minnesota Writing Gallery!
• U.G.L.Y.S Traditional Dessert Sale
• FOR $5/OFFICE VISIT REDUCTION, COMPLETE OPEN ENROLLMENT HEALTH ASSESSMENT
• All University Meeting - Presidential Search Process
• New Work Faculty Forum
• U.G.L.Y.S Traditional Dessert Sale
• Instructional Software Fund Program Anouncement
• Student Center Cinema
• Celebrating the 2500th anniversary of the Battle of Marathon
• All University Meeting - Presidential Search Process
• Student Center Cinema
• Celebrating the 2500th anniversary of the Battle of Marathon
• Dinner Theatre Deadline is Tuesday!
• Casino Night Volunteers Needed
• Dinner Theatre Deadline is Tuesday!
• Casino Night Volunteers Needed
• Casino Night Volunteers Needed
• Halloween fun
• Their sense of place
• Student Center Cinema
• International Education Week Nov. 14-20
• Advising Locations/Times for All Student Advising Day on Wednesday, Nov. 3
• Advising Locations/Times for All Student Advising Day on Wednesday, Nov. 3
• Advising Locations/Times for All Student Advising Day on Wednesday, Nov. 3
• Student Center Cinema
• Instructional Software Fund Program
• Marshall High School under lockdown Friday; police investigating
• Striking a historical pose
• Inspired by travels
• Heading down the home stretch
• Student Center Cinema
• Second Annual Holiday Arts & Craft Sale/Flea Market
• International Art Festival
• 5 for $30 is Back
• Instructional Software Fund Program Anouncement
• Omission of Employee ID on SEGIP Open Enrollment Report
• FOR $5/OFFICE VISIT REDUCTION, COMPLETE OPEN ENROLLMENT HEALTH ASSESSMENT
• State Retirement Seminar Opportunities for Employees
• FOR $5/OFFICE VISIT REDUCTION, COMPLETE OPEN ENROLLMENT HEALTH ASSESSMENT
• State Retirement Seminar Opportunities for Employees
• A total transformation
• Canby infrastructure project on track
• Arts on the prairie
• Student Center Cinema
• Live @ the Landing
• Thrifty Thursday
• SMSU Veterans Club Annual Christmas Bingo Trip to the Luverne Veterans Home
• Alcohol Screening
• Native American Artists Celebrated at SMSU
• Tree of Hope
• Second Annual Holiday Arts & Craft Sale/Flea Market
• International Art Festival
• International Art Festival
• Second Annual Holiday Arts & Craft Sale/Flea Market
• International Art Festival
• Second Annual Holiday Arts & Craft Sale/Flea Market
• serving their community
• Power plant project near Hendricks a boon for business
• County board candidates sound off on issues
• Debate spotlights need for development, civic planning
• Student Center Cinema
• Senate Applications Available
• Alcohol Screening
• Winter Weather
• Candidates at Senate meeting
• SSWA Purse and Jewelry Party
• Thank You For Your Help With Mustang Days!
• SSWA Purse and Jewelry Party
• Instructional Software Fund Program Anouncement
• Winter Weather
• Thank You For Your Help With Mustang Days!
• SSWA Purse and Jewelry Party
• Instructional Software Fund Program Anouncement
• Winter Weather
• SSWA Purse and Jewelry Party
• YMC to look for an assistant county attorney
• SMSU Child Care Center Trick-or-Treaters
• It's Just plain windy out there
• Energy Alert
• Council approves new employee health plan
• Winter Weather
• Relay For Life of SMSU-Kickoff
• SSWA Purse and Jewelry Party
• Senate Applications Available
• Winter Weather
• SMSU Veterans Club Annual Christmas Bingo Trip to the Luverne Veterans Home
• Energy Alert
• Native American Artists Celebrated at SMSU
• SMSU Child Care Center Trick-or-Treaters
• 5 for $30 is Back
• SSWA Purse and Jewelry Party
• Tree of Hope
• Energy Alert
• SMSU Child Care Center Trick-or-Treaters
• Thank You For Your Help With Mustang Days!
• Relay For Life of SMSU-Kickoff
• Get Your Writing Published in The Southwest Minnesota Writing Gallery!
• Relay For Life of SMSU-Kickoff
• MN State Employees' Combined Charities Campaign
• Relay For Life of SMSU-Kickoff
• MN State Employees' Combined Charities Campaign
• Relay For Life of SMSU-Kickoff
• 5 for $30 is Back
• 5 for $30 is Back
• Entenza, Quam on board for Dayton campaign
• Thai visitors
• Fagen's far-reaching expansion
• Up close with Obama
• Transportation opportunities, challenges highlighted at forum
• Senate Applications Available
• Winter Intramurals - Register TODAY!
• Feeling the pressure
• Alcohol Screening
• Student Center Cinema
• Only a few seats left for this Saturday's dinner theatre!
• SMSU Veterans Club Annual Christmas Bingo Trip to the Luverne Veterans Home
• Southwest Minnesota Writing Gallery's Celebration of Writers & Writing
• Senate Applications Available
• Southwest Minnesota Writing Gallery's Celebration of Writers & Writing
• Senate Applications Available
• SMSU Veterans Club Annual Christmas Bingo Trip to the Luverne Veterans Home
• Southwest Minnesota Writing Gallery's Celebration of Writers & Writing
• Southwest Minnesota Writing Gallery's Celebration of Writers & Writing
• Senate Applications Available
• Southwest Minnesota Writing Gallery's Celebration of Writers & Writing
• SMSU Veterans Club Annual Christmas Bingo Trip to the Luverne Veterans Home
• Southwest Minnesota Writing Gallery's Celebration of Writers & Writing
• Southwest Minnesota Writing Gallery's Celebration of Writers & Writing
• Taking their shots
• SMSU 12th Annual ResHALLoween
• Student Center Cinema
• Tree of Hope
• Microsoft Office Home Use Program for Faculty & Staff
• Microsoft Office Home Use Program for Faculty & Staff
• Women's Studies and Women's Resource Center
• I LOVE NEW YORK ~ Travel Study Trip ~ Spring Break 2011
• Indoor Garage Sale
• Winter Intramurals - Register TODAY!
• Student Center Cinema
• Let Your Voice Be Heard
• Instructional Software Fund Program
• Live @ the Landing
• Another option when getting all dressed up for Halloween
• Thrifty Thursday
• In CD?7, Peterson campaign explains decisions to not attend debates
• Winter Intramurals - Register TODAY!
• Flood relief process for local govt., non-profits, starts
• Vacation Donation Program
• A time and a place
• I LOVE NEW YORK ~ Travel Study Trip ~ Spring Break 2011
• Women's Studies and Women's Resource Center
• Native American Artists Celebrated at SMSU
• Indoor Garage Sale
• SMSU 12th Annual ResHALLoween
• Women's Studies and Women's Resource Center
• New Work Faculty Forum Oct. 29
• Microsoft Office Home Use Program for Faculty & Staff
• Women's Studies and Women's Resource Center
• Indoor Garage Sale
• Student Center Cinema
• Women's Studies and Women's Resource Center
• SMSU 12th Annual ResHALLoween
• Women's Studies and Women's Resource Center
• Alcohol Screening
• Indoor Garage Sale
• Byberg: It may be a close race
• A Dutch treat
• With election 11 days away, IP candidate likes where he's at
• A lift and a trim
• Governor Candidates' Higher Ed Views
• Enrollment down at SMSU
• Native American Artists Celebrated at SMSU
• Board approves jail services contract with Murray County
• Alcohol Screening
• Winter Intramurals - Register TODAY!
• Governor Candidates' Higher Ed Views
• Vacation Donation Program
• Winter Intramurals - Register TODAY!
• Alcohol Screening
• SMSU 12th Annual ResHALLoween
• Alcohol Screening
• Student Center Cinema
• Winter Intramurals - Register TODAY!
• Purse and Jewelry Party
• Governor Candidates' Higher Ed Views
• Tree of Hope
• Winter Intramurals - Register TODAY!
• Vacation Donation Program
• Governor Candidates' Higher Ed Views
• Lakota Faith and Beliefs Oct. 27
• Vacation Donation Program
• Lakota Faith and Beliefs
• Instructional Software Fund Program
• I LOVE NEW YORK ~ Travel Study Trip ~ Spring Break 2011
• Winter Intramurals - Register TODAY!
• Purse and Jewelry Party
• Vacation Donation Program
• New Work Faculty Forum
• 5 Habits of Highly Successful Investors
• Student Center Cinema
• The Late Show Oct. 21
• Human Resources Club Monthly Meeting
• Costume Dodge Ball Tournament
• Social Architeture Presentation Oct. 26
• Lakota Faith and Beliefs
• SMSU 12th Annual ResHALLoween
• Undergraduate Research Conference
• Reminder: SMSU HR Club Meeting
• Mustang Days - Oct. 21 and Oct. 22
• Ball of fire
• Lakota Faith and Beliefs Oct. 27
• Lakota Faith and Beliefs Oct. 27
• SMSU 12th Annual ResHALLoween
• Mustang Days - Oct. 21 and Oct. 22
• Register Now--SMSU Job and Internship Fair--Oct 27
• SMSU 12th Annual ResHALLoween
• Lincoln County looking at a tight budget
• Costume Dodge Ball Tournament
• Costume Dodge Ball Tournament
• Student Center Cinema
• Costume Dodge Ball Tournament
• Lakota Faith and Beliefs Oct. 27
• Student Center Cinema
• Senate candidate debate keeps coming back to jobs, revenue sources
• Tree of Hope
• SMSU Student Cinema
• Reminder: SMSU HR Club Meeting
• I LOVE NEW YORK ~ Travel Study Trip ~ Spring Break 2011
• MN State Employees' Combined Charities Campaign
• CRs host congressional candidate Lee Byberg
• Larson, Swedzinski talk education, transportation and budget
• I LOVE NEW YORK ~ Travel Study Trip ~ Spring Break 2011
• I LOVE NEW YORK ~ Travel Study Trip ~ Spring Break 2011
• Purse and Jewelry Party
• Lakota Faith and Beliefs
• Reminder: SMSU HR Club Meeting
• Get Your Writing Published in The Southwest Minnesota Writing Gallery!
• Opening Ceremony Udon Thani Rajabhat University (Thailand) SMSU Cooperative Prog
• MN State Employees' Combined Charities Campaign
• Tree of Hope
• The Late Show Oct. 21
• Purse and Jewelry Party
• New Work Faculty Forum Oct. 29
• SMSU 12th Annual ResHALLoween
• Lakota Faith and Beliefs
• State of Minnesota Employee Flu Clinic Tomorrow
• Opening Ceremony Udon Thani Rajabhat University (Thailand) SMSU Cooperative Prog
• How to Prepare for a Job Fair Workshop, October 20th
• Opening Ceremony Udon Thani Rajabhat University (Thailand) SMSU Cooperative Prog
• Student Center Cinema
• I LOVE NEW YORK ~ Travel Study Trip ~ Spring Break 2011
• Lakeesha Ransom Talk
• Undergraduate Research Conference
• Study Travel Experience ~ Revisiting the Civil Rights Movement
• Social Architeture Presentation Oct. 26
• SMSU Student Cinema
• Study Travel Experience ~ Revisiting the Civil Rights Movement
• SMSU Student Cinema
• SMSU 12th Annual ResHALLoween
• Lakeesha Ransom Talk
• SMSU 12th Annual ResHALLoween
• I LOVE NEW YORK ~ Travel Study Trip ~ Spring Break 2011
• Costume Dodge Ball Tournament
• Walking Tacos Being Served Oct. 19-21
• Tournament Thursday - Mustang Zone
• SMSU Student Cinema
• Purse and Jewelry Party
• Lakota Faith and Beliefs Oct. 27
• Lakota Faith and Beliefs Oct. 27
• 5 Habits of Highly Successful Investors
• Thrifty Thursday
• Walking Tacos Oct. 20-21
• Lakota Faith and Beliefs Oct. 27
• Costume Dodge Ball Tournament
• Mustang Days - Oct. 21 and Oct. 22
• Lakota Faith and Beliefs Oct. 27
• Live @ the Landing
• Open enrollment Information Now Available
• I LOVE NEW YORK ~ Travel Study Trip ~ Spring Break 2011
• SMSU 12th Annual ResHALLoween
• SMSU Student Cinema
• Study Travel Experience ~ Revisiting the Civil Rights Movement
• Student Center Cinema
• I LOVE NEW YORK ~ Travel Study Trip ~ Spring Break 2011
• Lakota Faith and Beliefs
• Purse and Jewelry Party
• Undergraduate Research Conference
• Register Now--SMSU Job and Internship Fair--Oct 27
• CRs host congressional candidate Lee Byberg
• State of Minnesota Employee Flu Clinic Tomorrow
• Register Now--SMSU Job and Internship Fair--Oct 27
• Register Now--SMSU Job and Internship Fair--Oct 27
• Opening Ceremony Udon Thani Rajabhat University (Thailand) SMSU Cooperative Prog
• Lakota Faith and Beliefs
• Drug sweep leads to 20 arrests
• MMU: Electric rates jumping in 2001
• Right on target: Area students had strong showing at the FFA state shoot
• Welcome, Whitneys
• School budget 'healthier' than thought
• Emmer: It's a two-man race
• Still searching
• in 'Rudy's' honor
• Lincoln, Lyon, Murray among counties pegged to receive FEMA?funding
• Spooky setting
• More than 460,000 in state to be eligible for health care tax credits
• Hearings lead to assessment changes
• Made with love
• Celebrate Five Years of Imagination Library - The Great Cake Program
• Area uses SHIP grant program money in a variety of ways
• Marshall council accepts Bremer grant for training equipment
• Taking aim
• Marshall Walmart not among stores with lead-tainted items
• Finding someone to hear them
• YMC approves bid to fix bridges
• Young hands at work
• Council revisits assessment questions
• Dropping a 'Bomshel' on SMSU
• Bringing down the old to bring in the new
• Forum on teen depression returns to Marshall tonight
• SStopping the stigma
• Canby making good use of $120,000 redevelopment grant
• Ready for the weather at SMSU
• Part of the family
• Fall street work progresses in Marshall
• Wood Lake battlefield makes National Registry of Historic Places
• Mental health gala slated for Saturday
• Finding a clear path
• Marshall School District still waiting on funding
• Budget discussion continues for Marshall council
• New website to help workers
• From stop to yield
• Spanish made easy
• So many to choose from
• Lincoln County seeks aid for flooding damage
• Commissioners take stock of flood damage
• County road work continues
• Wet and wild? 2010 duck opener mostly wet
• Pet blessing
• Future Mustangs
• Fire Prevention Week
• Consortium moves forward with positive feedback, data
• Velkommen til Hendricks
• Insurance a non-issue at other convenience care clinics
• SMSU Homecoming events geared for the entire family
• SMSU crowns king and queen
• He's up for the challenge
• Quilts are the stars of this show in Marshall
• Studying in the sun
• Arts abound at the Upper Minnesota River Valley Meander
• Marshall Hy-Vee to add a clinic to its store
• City street assessments on hold
• YMC ordinance would punish party throwers
• Collapse of bandshell in Hendricks was a surprise
• Marshall wastewater workers were going around-the-clock to deal with last week's rain
• Field trials
• United Way of Southwest MN News - Sep 27, 2010
• Disaster tax relief request approved by YMC?Board
• Not forgotten
• Trying to stay above water
• United Way of Southwest MN annual campaign under way
• Seasonal wetland moving forward
• Timing sets 2010 rainfall event apart from past years
• Losing ground
• Mulder outlines ideas for rural Minnesota
• Showing where they stand
• Students help with sandbag effort in Ghent
• Soak-tember
• Wet and getting wetter
• Fire destroys business
• MHS?homecoming candidates
• Lynd, Marshall School Boards look to continue working together
• Main flooding threat in Marshall isn't from Redwood River, officials say
• GF council approves bids to repair road
• Filling a need for teens
• Board tours Lincoln County Museum
• Representing at the fair
• County approves service terminal
• Spelling it out
• Symposium breaks down War of 1862, Battle of Wood Lake
• Seifert named executive director of Avera Marshall Foundation
• Levy increase near 4 percent for school
• Barbecuing bonanza at SMSU
• Hall to lead local Guard unit
• Battle of the bands
• Reaching out to new neighbors
• School back in the day
• Street construction projects in Minneota are edging closer to completion - when the rain lets up, th
• ACMC?files lawsuit against Avera
• Talking trees at West Side
• Plan to remove dam near Granite Falls sparks controversy at public meeting
• New use, but local ties for former school
• Pursuit is hot
• They provide R.O.C.K. solid support
• Bonded by barrel racing
• Getting into a great book
• Preparing for the worst
• YMC board approves preliminary tax levy
• Discussion, but no change to city towing contract
• Avera Marshall part of new patient care improvement program
• A splashing good time
• SMSU has its hands full this weekend
• Sharing a special story
• Community camaraderie in Minneota
• A somber Saturday morning
• Highway shopping: King of Trails is today
• After the smoke cleared
• Boxelder Bug Days organizers overcome challenges to make sure show goes on
• She's had a lot of laughs
• The fruits (& veggies) of their labor
• SMSU President Danahar announces retirement
• Gas flare, budgets discussed at Lyon County landfill meeting
• Out with the old, in with the new
• DNR proposal draws farmers' ire
• MSD outlines site improvement goals
• Lincoln County trims proposed levy increase
• Byberg: U.S. addicted to programs, spending
• Putting on a new face
• Curry responds to trial verdict
• Parade of talent in Tracy
• Innocent verdict for Curry
• Facing the future at Avera Marshall
• Innocent verdict for Curry
• Curry trial under way in Lyon County
• When it rains...
• $167M coming to Minnesota schools
• Tournaments, Texas Hold 'Em come to Tracy's Box Car Days
• Hydro-electric power station being considered for the GF area
• Going for ice cream
• Marshall leans toward low preliminary levies
• Lyon County sheriff candidates victims of vandalized, stolen campaign signs
• A century on display
• Lyon County in favor of no tax increases
• Getting ready at Raney
• In Tracy, wastewater issue takes center stage
• Severe weather possible in region
• It's a long road
• Back to school blues
• Musical rewards
• Filling a need
• A half-century of caring
• Scenes from the Wood Lake parade
• YMC?Board discusses levy
• Going on a cruise
• Seifert relishing time in private sector
• Mayor and council salaries back to normal
• Stand delivers
• Otto:?Heavy reliance on property taxes taking its tol
• Franken talks senior services in Slayton visit
• Riding to remember
• The heat is on
• New burger stand to debut at Wood Lake Fair
• Little ones have some big fun at SOS
• Making the move
• New year, new leaders
• A good night out in Marshall
• Library groundbreaking
• Plenty to do at Porter's Harvest Festival this weekend
• Gearing up for an early start
• Power of prayer
• Sounds of Summer gets everyone involved
• Lincoln County starts budget talks
• Good exposure
• Shooting suspect to undergo mental health exam
• Board chooses VSO officer, hears library requests
• Peterson talks roads, economy during Marshall visit
• Sounds of Summer music hits memory lane
• Celebration of the century for Murray County
• Minneota interviews city admin candidates, makes job offer
• School board will wait to fill vacancy
• History relived at Rendezvous
• We're in the muddy
• Dayton spent, but had more on his side
• Room to grow
• VSO candidates interview with county board
• Benton history comes to life
• Showing appreciation
• Area residents get first look at Lyon County VSO candidates
• Fireworks return to Ivanhoe's festivities
• Riding down the river
• Lyon County sees increase in voter participation
• Nelson, Anderson win in Lyon County District 3
• Mather, Hanson on top in sheriff's race
• Resolution to trim city council to 5 passes in Tracy
• Byberg projected winner in CD 7
• Preliminary budget introduced in Yellow Medicine County
• Marshall council to revisit salary issue
• Edgewood fire deemed arson
• Giving it all they got in Ghent
• Up for bids
• Historical treasures
• Grooming at the fair
• His own blueprint
• New music fills Belgian American Days
• They're leading the way
• Fair newbies
• City, county officials ready to take next step on possible county EDA
• Commissioner candidates state their position
• Sharing their vision
• Animals on display
• All in one place
• Gubernatorial candidates keep their cool at Farmfest forum
• Hearing set later this month for suspected Vallers Township shooting suspect
• Group gives back in a special way at the fair
• Farmfest fodder
• Hearing set later this month for suspected Vallers Township shooting suspect
• Minneota request sparks exchange
• Stuff The Bus 2010
• United Way Of Southwest Minnesota News - June 24, 2010
• United Way Of Southwest Minnesota News - May 27, 2010
• United Way Of Southwest Minnesota News - April 27, 2010
• 3rd Annual Power Of The Purse
• United Way of Southwest Minneosta News - February 26, 2010
• United Way of Southwest Minneosta News - January 28, 2010
• United Way of Southwest Minneosta News - December 15, 2009
• United Way of Southwest MN Progress Report
• United Way October Progress Report - October 5, 2009
• United Way Of Southwest Minnesota Newsletter - September 15, 2009
• United Way - Sports Illustrated Kids
• Golf Tournament to Benefit Kids
• United Way of Southwest Minneosta News - July 22, 2009
• United Way of Southwest Minneosta News - June 25, 2009
• United Way of Southwest Minnesota News - June 17, 2009
• United Way of Southwest Minnesota Progress Report - May 2009
• United Way of Southwest MN Newsletter - April 23, 2009
• Power of the Purse - April 16
• United Way of Southwest Minnesota Progress Report - March 20, 2009
• United Way Progress Report - January 2009
• E-Learning now available for OSHA course online
• United Way of Southwest Minnesota Newsletter - December 11, 2008
• United Way of Southwest Minnesota Newsletter - November 20, 2008
• Promoting Financial Stability
• Robert Schwan Focus On The Sounds Of Summer Photo Exhibit And Amp Competition
• Proteus 7

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