Martin and Ruth Hancock celebrate anniversary
Martin and Ruth (Arity) Hancock of Tomah were married Dec. 31, 1948, in Ridgeville.
Archives
Gjefle: I am afraid
January 29th, 2019by Michael Gjefle
Fear is something that all of us will deal with throughout our lives. Sometimes our fears are small and simple; other times they’re huge.
Gjefle: Do you know why?
December 20th, 2018by County Line
This is the Christmas season. It is about the birth of the Lord Jesus Christ. The Son of God was bornof a virgin in Bethlehem some 2,000 years ago.
Gjefle: Upside down
November 29th, 2018by Michael Gjefle
Acts 17:6 — “These that have turned the world upside down are come hither also.”
Kendall church to offer Vacation Bible School
August 2nd, 2018by County Line
Each evening next week (Aug. 6–10), St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church in Kendall will host Vacation Bible School for those of all ages.
Ridgeville church to offer presentation on Israel
February 7th, 2018by County Line
Larry and Ann Scheckel will be featured speakers at St. John’s Lutheran Church in the town of Ridgeville for its 18th annual Valentine’s Day potluck and food drive Sunday, Feb. 11.
St. John’s to offer Lenten suppers
February 7th, 2018by County Line
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church in the town of Ridgeville will offer free Lenten soup suppers from 4:45 to 6 p.m. each Wednesday from Feb. 14 to March 21.
Gjefle: Something we desperately need
February 1st, 2018by Michael Gjefle
God has wisdom for us to live by in this world full of challenges. Yet we find it in Him and in His Word, the Bible.
What has God done for your soul?
November 30th, 2017by Michael T. Gjefle
What would you have to say about what God has done for your soul?
What to do when overwhelmed
November 2nd, 2017by Michael Gjefle
Romans 8:14 — “For as many as are led by the Spirit of God are the Sons of God.”
Gathering on the hill
October 5th, 2017by County Line
Area musicians gathered at the Sod Buster farm in rural Kendall on Saturday to perform primarily gospel music.
Fathers
September 26th, 2017by Michael Gjefle
Hebrews 12:9, 10 — “Furthermore we have had fathers of our flesh which corrected us, and we gave them reverence: shall we not much rather be in subjection unto the Father of spirits, and live? For they verily for a few days chastened us after their own pleasure; but he for our profit, that we might be partakers of holiness.”
Community
Kendall Public Library’s Love Lights list available
South Side News for Nov. 30
Gjefle: The gift of God
Ontario Public Library to host program on Christmas Bird Count
Senior menus for Dec. 4–8
Obituaries
David Paul Schreier
Marie M. Whitehead
Kevin T. Sorenson
Darlene Elva (Rumppe) Hanson
Erna Doris Kamperschroer
Opinion
Letter to the editor: Bird counts slated for December
Letter to the editor: A Thanksgiving prayer
Letter to the editor: Medicare Advantage can create healthcare challenges
Letter to editor: Don’t decimate small forest at Kendall’s Glenwood Park
Letter to the editor: Silence equals acquiescence?
Backtalk
Looking back on our 40th year, 1983–2023 (part two)
Looking back on our 40th year, 1983–2023
Private insurers insert profit-over-patient mentality into Medicare
Does the Parents’ Rights Act ensure any new rights?
Medicare Advantage reflects power insurance companies have over Congress
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