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Salutators honor 4 local businesses
In February, the St. James Salutators visited 4 local businesses to welcome them to the community.
Theater and Arts Association Little Theater Project donation
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Battle of Saints Tilts Towards SJA With Big Victory at St. Peter
SJA’s boys basketball team turned into road warriors to close their season, winning 67-63 at St. Peter on February 28th to couple with a win at Edgerton the night before. Senior guard Anthony Sletta enjoyed the season finale, scoring 19 points to lead all scorers.
Knowledge Bowl takes 7th before subregionals
In their fourth and final regular-season competition of the year, the St. James Senior High Knowledge Bowl team, nicknamed “St. James Eggshell,” placed 7th out of 22 teams (from 8 schools) on Tuesday, February 21, in Mankato.
Section Tourney Ends With Big Pin for Saint Wrestler
St. James Area wrestler Kollin Anderson accomplished an impressive feat, winning by pin for the 50th time in his career, at the Section 2A Tournament on February 25th.
Do you know an angel?
Our Angels Among Us Program is in week 2 now. Three nominations have been sent in so far, we are looking forward to more coming in. Each week the paper has had the nomination form in it for people to cut out to nominate their angel.
CHURCH SCHEDULES
Albion Lutheran Church LCMC Pastor Robert Springer 507-3755044, 10454 250th Ave, St. James Sunday - 9 a.m.
SHARON LARSON
Sharon Larson of St. James passed away on Thursday, February 16, 2023, at Mayo Clinic Health Systems- Mankato from injuries sustained in a fall at home a week prior.
ROBERT “BOB” WENDELL SANDMEYER
HOUSEHOLDS EVERY WEEK! ROBERT “BOB” WENDELL SANDMEYER Bob Sandmeyer, 89, of St. James died on Sunday, January 15, 2023, at his home.
Start a New Cycle
We’ve come to the point of the year where the weather can’t seem to make up its mind. As I type this it’s raining with a forecast for the temperatures to drop below freezing at night. I’m then going to wish I bought stock in whatever salt company makes the salt that I will throw out on the sidewalks and make sure I do that in enough time before the predicted snow that’s supposed to come by tomorrow night. This way pedestrians won’t slip and fall on the snow-covered ice, nor will I, and I’ll avoid being chopped up by my snowblower. Okay, that’s a little extreme, but I’m sure you all understand what I’m saying.