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Six years ago, a retired high school history teacher from Concord, Massachusetts, Rob Morrison, visited the West Concord Historical Society Museum. This was one of the many Concords that he visited …
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By Emery Kleven
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5/16/25
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A Brief History of EMS
Emergency Medical Services (EMS) have a rich history that dates back over 150 years. The origins of EMS can be traced to the Civil War, where Major Jonathan Letterman …
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By City of West Concord
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5/16/25
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Yesterday I looked at the rhubarb in my garden and said, “Yes, it’s time to pull some.” Greg now has been treated to his first rhubarb pie of the year and won’t be at all content unless there …
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By Colleen Sathrum Hayne
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5/16/25
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When God created Adam from the dust of the earth his masterpiece was complete when, as it says in Genesis 2:7… He breathed the breath of life into the man’s nostrils, and the man became a living …
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By Pastor Roger Langworthy, Praise Fellowship Church
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5/16/25
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This is the last edition of this article and we’ll end with a 2024 graduate.
Student: Tyler Gnagey
Graduation Year: 2024
Current City: Dodge Center, MN / Mankato, MN
Tyler Gnagey was a …
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By Christi Runnells, Triton Schools
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5/16/25
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photos by Emery Kleven
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5/16/25
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It's often challenging to view sports as anything other than entertainment. However, when Tom Bond began the non-profit Venom Softball in 2012, it was the start of something much more than a simple …
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By Tyler Weeks
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5/16/25
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Helen Leqve, a real-life “Rosie the Riveter” during World War II, is a 103-year-old resident of Kasson, who shared her memories at the annual meeting of the Dodge County Historical Society …
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By Nan Babcock
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5/16/25
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Retirements are a sometimes scary and intimidating thing. Having to step out of your everyday work and live without a clear-cut structure is a daunting thought for many, and it's usually why people …
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By Tyler Weeks
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5/16/25
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On Saturday, April 26 members of the community planted the final round of trees as part of the 3-year “Protect Community Forests by Managing Ash for Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) Grant” on public land. …
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By Mayor Jeffrey E. McCool
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5/2/25
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The Dodge Center Lion's Club planted an apple tree last week at the Triton Elementary school. They donate a tree each year to the Triton Public School. In the past David Hanson has been present for …
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5/2/25
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The Dodge County Dairy Princesses for 2025 were honored this weekend at the Hubbell House.
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5/2/25
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Every summer, my job is to convince young adults to trade traditional internships or seasonal jobs for something more meaningful: working at a Christian summer camp. While camps are known for …
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By Emmarie Moon - Director of Discipleship and Recruiting
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5/2/25
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I appreciate the great feedback that I have received from my previous articles. When you know you have an audience and people are reading what you are writing, it is great to hear. One of the biggest …
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By Craig Schlichting – Superintendent
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4/18/25
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By Triton School
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4/18/25
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In March, the 6th grade class embarked on an unforgettable adventure to Eagle Bluff Environmental Learning Center, diving into nature, learning new skills, and creating memories that will last a …
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By Triton School
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4/18/25
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Once the senior class graduates, I always wonder where they end up and what they’re doing these days. This school year I’d like to showcase some of our awesome Triton alums!
Student: Mariah …
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By Christi Runnells, Triton Schools
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4/18/25
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The Cobra Track and Field team has only had 3 complete meets, but the hard work the athletes are putting in is paying off already in great performances. This week, over 80 personal records fell!! …
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By Triton School
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4/18/25
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April is National Volunteer Month and as an AmeriCorps member with Math Corps, Maggie Purinton has focused on providing Dodge Center students extra practice and support to improve their math skills. …
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4/18/25
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Jared Sultze is the new Claremont mayor. Jared and his wife Jaime moved to Claremont in December of 2010 from the cities looking for the small town feel and safety for their growing kids. Jared and …
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4/18/25
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