December 2024
Letter to the Editor
To the Editor: As we sit back and contemplate the results of the November 5th election, let us remember, “We are One Nation under God.”… Login to continue reading Login…
Zion Lutheran Food Pantry Receives $2,500 Giving Tuesday Donation from Compeer Financial
Nora NoldenCompeer Financial The Zion Lutheran Food Pantry, a vital resource for families in the rural community of Hanska, Minn., has received a $2,500 donation… Login to continue reading Login…
Church Schedules
Albion Lutheran Church LCMC Pastor Robert Springer 507-375-5044, 10454 250th Ave, St. James Thursday: Stewardship Sewing Sunday: 9 a.m. Worship; 10:15 a.m. WOW Annual Christmas… Login to continue reading Login…
Artist of the Week
Musician’s name: Leonardo Cuellar Parents: Cristian and Belinda Cuellar Do you play an instrument? No, not yet. I hope to do so when I get… Login to continue reading Login…
Watonwan County Humane and St. Pauls Lutheran Church joins Chamber
On Monday, Nov. 25 the St. James Salutators welcomed two new organizations to the St. James Chamber of Commerce. The Watonwan County Humane Society and… Login to continue reading Login…
An old-fashioned Christmas concert
Sarah ShelanderEditor aking an old tradition and bringing it back into a new community was Bob Lick’s inspiration for a new concert in St. James.… Login to continue reading Login…
Our Lord has come
Maranatha. The word comes from the Aramaic language (a language Jesus spoke). It can be translated, âour Lord has come,â which declares the reality that Jesus is here. It can also be translated âour Lord, come!â which is a plea to Jesus that he comes again at the end of time. It is during the season of Advent â the four Sundays before Christmas â when we especially balance these two meanings.
Season debuts with blowout of Blackhawks
It was all Saints in the season opener as they rolled up a 92-33 victory over Madelia on November 26th. Four Saints hit double figures as St. James Area dominated in the transition phase and inside the lane.
Letter to Editor; Thank you Michelle
The family of Michelle Mohlenbrock would like to thank her for her years of service on the District 840 School Board. Michelle ran and won her seat for school board in November of 2008, beginning her first term in 2009. This year is her final year in this position as she has chosen not to run again, serving 16 years on the board. Michelle initially chose to run for her seat because she wanted to learn more about why decisions were made and the processes behind them.