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Tonic Sol-fa returns to Marshall fo.....
Tickets are $22 and available at Hy-Vee, County Fair and through www.tonicsolfa.com. If Marshall fans continue to bring the excitement, Tonic Sol-fa will continue to come to town for the holidays.
SMSU students advocate for green ch.....
Imagine grass, shrubs and trees growing on roofs. It could be the wave of the future, according to some students at Southwest Minnesota State University.
Zachary Peterson and Matthew Wiering had felt the call to the priesthood for a long time, but both fought it.
MHS senior receives a "fun show" to.....
For the last four years, Marshall High School senior Allison VanDenBroeke has created many of the costumes seen onstage for the school's musicals.
In its fifth year of existence, Lee's Taekwondo in Jackson County has grown to become one of the larger taekwondo gyms in the area, according to instructor and third-degree black belt Tim Bicknase of Worthington.
Origin of Species event at SMSU
An event involving Charles Darwin's Origin of Species is planned for 7-9 p.m. today in the main area of the upstairs at the Southwest Minnesota State University Student Center.
Education, wind energy at top of En.....
Democratic candidate for governor Matt Entenza said Thursday that visits to college campuses have reminded him of the push more than 10 years ago by then-state legislator Tim Pawlenty and others to close some of the state colleges and universities, including Southwest Minnesota State University.
Marshall, Minneota volleyball advan.....
Both the Marshall and Minneota girls' volleyball teams advanced to state Saturday during section play at Southwest Minnesota State University.
High schoolers in Thailand are already starting to specialize by sophomore year, said Thai educators who are visiting area schools, but it's not the students' choice.
Reiff, Diedrich honored by NSIC
Southwest Minnesota State University sophomore safety Levi Reiff was named Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference Defensive Player of the Week Monday for his performance in the Mustangs' victory at Northern State Saturday.
Writer wrong on creation discussion
Recently, you published a letter in response to an invitation to celebrate the anniversary of the publication of the Origin of Species.
3 Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund meetings are scheduled
St. Paul, MN - " The Minnesota Historical Society, the Minnesota State Arts Board and the Minnesota Humanities Center will host three listening sessions in November to obtain public input for a 10-year plan and 25-year framework for the use of funds made available through the passage of the Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund.
It's dusk on Halloween, and you're all dressed up for trick-or-treating. What better way to start out the night than a trip through a haunted house? "We went in the dark, and it was scary," said Madelin Stolen as she and her family came out of the Clarkfield Haunted house through a maze of spider webs.
'The Chain Letter of the Soul' gathers together the best of Bill Holm's work
It was always a good day for Milkweed Editions publisher Daniel Slager when big Bill Holm dropped into the press's Minneapolis office with a sheaf of papers filled with new writing.
A spooky Saturday on tap in area to.....
Free non-scary tours are from 5-5:30, regular tours are from 5:30-9. Admission: $2. Clarkfield Haunted House 5-10 p.m. Saturday at Clarkfield City Hall.
Mustang volleyball drops to No. 1.....
The Southwest Minnesota State University volleyball team dropped one spot to No.
College student dies of injuries suffered in weekend head-on crash
Joshua Baldwin died as he lived: helping other people. The 20-year-old Southwest Minnesota State University student from Montevideo, Minn., died Saturday at Hennepin County Medical Center.
SMSU student just wants to farm
I noticed the ad in the Peach. "2010 college grad with ag business degree would like to start farming.
About 700 students, teachers and parents converged on Southwest Minnesota State University on Friday for the 16th Conference for Young Artists, said Sue Gorecki, Student Activities Coordinator for SW/WC Service Cooperative, which sponsors the event.
While he was living in Marshall, retired Southwest Minnesota State University art professor Ed Evans would share art from around the world with the Marshall Area Fine Arts Center.
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