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NRHEG High School one-act play performances are set for Friday and Saturday, Feb. 12 and 13, at 7:30 p.m. in the high school gym in New Richland.
In the first play, “How to Kiss a Girl,” Ken is getting ready for his very first date and he decides to download dating advice from across the centuries. The date quickly spirals out of control as he tries to follow dating advice from a communist-fearing nationalist, a swashbuckling pirate, a sweet southern belle, and a puritanical Pilgrim.
In, “That's Not How I Remember It,” Mom and Dad tell the story of how they met in 1986. The trouble is, they remember their courtship completely differently. Mom's version makes their meeting sound like a sappy romantic comedy while Dad makes himself the star of a karate battle.
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The Waseca Sleigh & Cutter medallion has been found by Ivagene and Roger Kobylinski of Waseca. They located it in a tree at Tink Larson field, winning $1,250 in Chamber Bucks and gift certificates of $250 each from Charlie’s Hardware and Hy-Vee.
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James Spence and Solveig Stafford react after Spence is announced the third-place finisher in the NRHEG Snow Week talent show Friday, Feb. 5 in the high school gymnasium in New Richland. Spence was too shy to perform his act in front of the crowd, instead singing "Dock of the Bay" from behind the curtain. Lillie Nielsen and Ben Witikko were awarded first place. Second went to Tanner Smith-Vulcan. (Star Eagle photo by Jim Lutgens)
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NRHEG cheerleaders have experienced a lot of success the last two weekends, with both the varsity (above) and elementary squads placing second in state competition and the varsity finishing first in non-tumbling and second overall in the WOW Nationals at the Minneapolis Convention Center. Front from left: Lorelei Strom, Emma Klemmensen, Anna Bailey, Hailey Westrum, Lizzy Hagen, Nicole Edon. Row two: Taylar Tieskotter, Kyra Possin, Grace Logan, Grace Lewison, Tali Wayne, Avery Hill, Bri Podratz-Waters, Laura Worrell. Back: Corrie Powell, Jessica Nafe, Abby Wacholz, Abby Christopherson, Torrie Stencel, Taytum Ihrke, Bayli Possin, Michaela Besser, Lillian Bell, coach Kari Buendorf. (Submitted photo)
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ALBERT LEA — Take time for yourself and learn about women’s health issues at Mayo Clinic Health System’s eighth annual Women’s Health Care Symposium, Saturday, Feb. 27 at Wedgewood Cove Golf Club, 2200 W. 9th St., in Albert Lea. Mayo Clinic experts on bone, heart and mental health will present insights and tips to help you stay at your best.
The symposium will be held from 8:30 a.m. to noon and is free with complimentary breakfast, but registration is required. Please register by calling 507-668-2046. Doors open at 8 a.m.
This symposium may be worth three contact hours and has been designed to meet the Minnesota Board of Nursing continuing education requirements. It is the responsibility of the participant to determine if this meets the criteria for continuing education for their profession.