Holland News

The initials "I.O.O.F" carved in stone atop the current Hobby Shoppe building on Main Street will stand testimony to an organization that has now come to an end, at least in Pipestone.

The pleas of nearby residents were heard Tuesday as the Pipestone County Board declared their willingness to relocate the countya s gravel crushing operation on a county-owned plot of land southeast of Holland.

The pleas of nearby residents were heard Tuesday as the Pipestone County Board declared their willingness to relocate the countya s gravel crushing operation on a county-owned plot of land southeast of Holland.

The Pipestone County Economic Development Authority decided, July 16, to refund membership fees cities have paid over the past two years to the county organization.

City and county officials met informally, July 13, to discuss the County Economic Development Authority and concluded the hour-long discussion with two options, as summarized by County Board Chairman Butch Miller.

The Pipestone County Board of Commissioners Tuesday accepted an $85,200 gravel-crushing bid from Sterzinger Construction.

Generally a county picks only one person to represent that county as Dairy Princess, but this year Pipestone County chose two young ladies to fill the title.