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The Community Post, 13 Octobre 2026

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The Community Post, publié en langue Anglais, est un journal de États-Unis. Consultez The Community Post en ligne sur PressReader ou téléchargez des numéros pour les lire plus tard. Parcourez les anciens numéros de The Community Post dans les archives.

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ArticleMin­ster Home­com­ing crowns 2026 king and queen

The Min­ster Coun­cil came together on Tues­day in order to dis­cuss some busi­ness in rela­tion to fund­ing, with sus­pen­sion of the rules being the theme for two par­tic­u­lar ordin­ances. The coun­cil dis­cussed a vari­ety of things dur­ing the...

Min­ster Home­com­ing crowns 2026 king and queen

ArticleMin­ster par­ti­cip­ates in Dis­trict 5 Soils Judging Con­test

Mem­bers of the Min­ster Soils Career Devel­op­ment Event Teams were (Front row, L to R) Drew Meyer, Kahl McGhee, Nora Homan, Paige Seger, Tyler Homan, and Dawson Sex­tro (back row, L to R) Cole Carity, Ian Clune, Michael Wendeln, Eli Zum­ber­ger,...

Min­ster par­ti­cip­ates in Dis­trict 5 Soils Judging Con­test

ArticleGil­berg Fur­niture cel­eb­rates 100 years of fam­ily, ser­vice and com­munity

Cel­eb­rat­ing 100 years in busi­ness is a mile­stone few busi­nesses ever reach. For Gil­berg Fur­niture in New Bre­men, the cen­tury mark rep­res­ents much more than the pas­sage of time. It is a story of fam­ily, com­munity, chan­ging styles, and...

Gil­berg Fur­niture cel­eb­rates 100 years of fam­ily, ser­vice and com­munity

ArticleAugla­ize County Coun­cil on Aging cel­eb­rates 50 years

For 50 years, the Augla­ize County Coun­cil on Aging has made a dif­fer­ence in the lives of senior cit­izens, help­ing older res­id­ents main­tain their inde­pend­ence, stay act­ive, and con­tinue liv­ing in their own homes. The organ­iz­a­tion...

Augla­ize County Coun­cil on Aging cel­eb­rates 50 years