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Pipestone County Star

Pipestone Publishing Co.

Local news & features for Pipestone, MN. Community journalism brought to audio from the pages of the Pipestone County Star. Government, business, features, and sports all available here.

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1:38

LOCAL: Sports calendar from Aug. 30-Sept. 5

Pipestone County Star ·

2024/08/23

INFORMATION CALENDAR Friday, Aug. 30 Cross Country 10 a.m., Russell-Tyler-Ruthton at Mountain Lake Area Invitational, Mountain Lake Golf Course Football 7 p.m., Pipestone Area at Blue Earth Area, Wilson Field 7 p.m., Elkton-Lake Benton at Viborg-Hurley Saturday, Aug. 31 Volleyball 8 a.m., Southwest Minnesota Christian at Unity Christian Tournament, Orange City, Iowa Tuesday, Sept. 3 Cross Country 10 a.m., Elkton/Lake Benton at Redhawk Run, Hendricks High School Girls Tennis 4:30 p.m., St. Jam...

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3:10

GOLF: Newgard, Legler claim respective men's, women's...

Pipestone County Star ·

2024/08/23

Wade Newgard and Brooke Legler were the respective men’s and women’s open champions at the Pipestone Country Club championship. The two-day event was conducted on Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 17-18, under ideal weather conditions. Newgard, shooting a two-day 153, was three strokes clear of second-best McCaden Biever. Legler recorded a two-day composite of 168, which was two fewer than Emaleigh Rippentrop. Course superintendent Trey Pottratz was pleased to see nearly double the turnout from the 2...

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4:03

HIGH SCHOOL CROSS COUNTRY: The journey begins in...

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2024/08/23

The Pipestone Area Schools boys and girls cross country teams officially open the 2024 season with the Marshall Invitational on Monday, Aug. 26. And the Arrows already are hard at work, which included a training session on Tuesday, Aug. 13, devoted to form, stride and footwork. PAS returns 14 athletes, including 11 letterwinners, head coach Mark Moeller reported. Moeller is entering his sixth season with the program, including three years as the lead skipper. There is one key loss to gra...

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0:18

PHOTO GALLERY: Pipestone Country Club championships

Pipestone County Star ·

2024/08/23

Pipestone County Star sports editor Eric Viccaro was present for the second round of the Pipestone Country Club championships on Sunday, Aug. 18. Golfers competed in seven divisions. Here's a mix of action shots, and those of the winners. Article Link

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2:36

VOLLEYBALL NOTEBOOK: PAS, RTR set for special events...

Pipestone County Star ·

2024/08/23

The Pipestone Area Schools and Russell-Tyler-Ruthton (RTR) volleyball teams will be competing in specials Saturday. Big South Crossover PAS will play Waseca at 1 p.m. in the Big South Conference Crossover at New Ulm High School. There will be other matches on the docket: 10 a.m., Redwood Valley vs. Fairmont 11:30 a.m., Belle Plaine vs. Marshall 2:30 p.m., New Ulm vs. Luverne Jackson County Central High School also is serving as special host with three matches: St. James vs. Worthington at 10 ...

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1:23

Dam bridge closed at Split Rock Creek State Park

Pipestone County Star ·

2024/08/23

The bridge over the dam at Split Rock Creek State Park has been closed due to a crack in one of the piers that supports it. Chris Ingebretsen, parks and trails supervisor for Blue Mounds and Split Rock Creek state parks, said park employees looked over the dam after the heavy rains and flooding in June and noticed that one of the support piers for the bridge over the dam had a “pretty severe crack.” The crack is thought to have been caused by weathering over time and not the heavy rains and f...

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2:07

Searching for justice

Pipestone County Star ·

2024/08/23

TO THE EDITOR: “White man hear me! History, as nearly no one seems to know, is not merely something to be read. And it does not refer, merely, or even principally, to the past. On the contrary, the great force of history comes from the fact that we carry it with us...And it is with great pain and terror that one begins to realize this... In great pain and terror because...one enters into battle with that historical creation, Oneself and attempts to recreate oneself according to a principle mo...

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0:32

A land of many religions

Pipestone County Star ·

2024/08/23

TO THE EDITOR: While Christians may be the numerical majority in the U.S., we must bear in mind that we are still a Christian-Jewish-Muslim-Hindu-Sikh-Buddhist-Shinto-Druid-Agnostic-Atheist country, as well. The Founding Fathers, in their wisdom, eschewed defining under which specific God we were to live. This in all probability was due to their own variety of beliefs: Christianity, theism, deism and others. Sincerely, Faith Sullivan Formerly of Pipestone MinneapolisArticle Link

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2:22

New challenges and old memories

Pipestone County Star ·

2024/08/23

Every day presents new challenges, some unexpected, others, sought out. Last week I began a new challenge, student teaching at South Dakota State University. I and a group of about 10 other graduate students spent the week (and will continue into this week) preparing to teach a new wave of scholars about the foundations of communication. This is something that I have looked forward to for some time, and I am beyond grateful for the opportunity. During our training, our instructor asked us to ...

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1:28

For more clean and affordable energy

Pipestone County Star ·

2024/08/23

TO THE EDITOR: As the country and the rest of the world experience another year of scorching heat waves, private for-profit utility companies — who we rely upon for our basic necessities like heating, cooling and electricity — are keeping us reliant on climate-wrecking fossil fuels while reporting record profits. When they work well, utilities exist in the background of our lives: they power our homes, cool us down when it’s hot, and give us heat when it’s cold. But too often, they are source...

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4:46

Marching Arrows prepare to "Elevate"

Pipestone County Star ·

2024/08/22

The Pipestone Area Arrow Marching Band will perform this year’s field show and parade show at Paulsen Field at 7 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 23 during their annual community night performance. Prior to the show, which is free and open to all, there will be a burger feed fundraiser with a free will offering beginning at 5:30 p.m. This year’s field show is titled “Elevate.” Director Zach Ploeger said the name refers to a dozen blue stair props that will be used to elevate color guard and band members ...

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3:41

VOLLEYBALL: PAS' Tuinstra grateful for national exposure

Pipestone County Star ·

2024/08/22

With the goal in mind to become a year-round player, Pipestone Area Schools’ Taryn Tuinstra opted to join the Sanford Sports Academy in Sioux Falls, S.D. “I got involved with Sanford by seeing it on Instagram,” said Tuinstra, who fills the role of outside hitter for the Arrows. “I wanted to meet new people and play throughout the whole spring and summer.” In June, Tuinstra and the Sanford 16-under Red squad competed in the Amateur Athletic Union Junior Girls National Tournament. Sanford certa...

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2:28

RODEO: Gabe tough on bulls for victory

Pipestone County Star ·

2024/08/22

EDGERTON — Chazz Gabe of Timber Lake, S.D., was named champion bull rider during Rock River Rodeo Days on Saturday at Diamond H Acres. Raise’em Rank from rural Canton, S.D., was the livestock contractor. Gabe is a noted bull rider across the region, having won two straight Northwest Ranch Cowboy Association championships in 2022 and 2023. He now competes for Mitchell Technical College’s rodeo squad. D’Angelo Garduna of Belle Fourche, S.D., was the reserve champion in the bull riding com...

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3:55

HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL: Time for Arrows to bounce back

Pipestone County Star ·

2024/08/22

Ricochets, boomerangs and recoils are all listed in the Oxford Thesaurus as synonyms for “bouncing back.” That’s exactly what the Pipestone Area Schools volleyball team is seeking in 2024, coming off a one-win season (a two-set conquest over Hills-Beaver Creek). Several Arrow players spent last spring playing as part of Pipestone Junior Olympic volleyball, which included tournaments in our own backyard. What’s more, Shelly Hennager has been added to the coaching staff, bringing her collegiate...

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4:11

HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS TENNIS: PAS splits Saturday matches

Pipestone County Star ·

2024/08/22

For openers, the Pipestone Area School girls’ tennis team embarked on the season Saturday by splitting matches with Benson and Morris Area-Chokio-Alberta/West Central Area. The Arrows topped Benson in the opening match, 4-3, while dropping the afternoon contest versus MACAWCA by the same score. Assistant coaches Tanya Schroyer and Skylar Mendro, a former Southwest Minnesota State University player, jumbled the singles and doubles lineups. In the victory over Benson, doubles teams Addison Drap...

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0:42

HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: Scenes from PAS practice

Pipestone County Star ·

2024/08/22

Pipestone County Star sports editor Eric Viccaro attended a recent practice. Here are some photos. Pipestone Area Schools’ Kayden White prepares to make a reception while defended by Jibril Rassaq during a training session on Friday, Aug. 16. Coach Trevor Tiefenthaler looks on in the background. The Arrows open the season at Blue Earth Area on Aug. 30. Pipestone Area Schools’ head coach Scott Boomgaarden talks to members of the Arrow offense. Pipestone Area Schools' offensive and defens...

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1:07

REGIONAL EVENT: AEW Collision coming to Sioux Falls

Pipestone County Star ·

2024/08/22

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. — All Elite Wrestling will have a professional wrestling card on Saturday, Aug. 31 at the Denny Sanford PREMIER Center. The show will begin at 6:30 p.m., and will be a television taping for the show Collision, broadcast nationally on TNT. Doors will open at 5:30 p.m. There are several ticket packages available, including VIP seats — called All Elite Experience Gold — for 0. Me and Three four ticket packs cost .75 or .75 depending on section. Five-plus packs run from .90 to ....

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0:47

LOCAL: Win a signed Goedert jersey during believe in ME

Pipestone County Star ·

2024/08/22

Former South Dakota State University and current Philadelphia Eagles’ starting tight end Dallas Goedert has signed a jersey for the upcoming believe in ME fundraiser to honor Cody Enger and Justin Rops. Tickets for the drawing will be available from Sunday, Sept. 1 through Saturday, Sept. 14. There also will be a five-kilometer run and bean bag tournament. Goedert was team captain for the Jackrabbits during their 2017 season, ranking in the top-five in several statistical categories including...

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2:17

Brockberg named Conservationist of the Year

Pipestone County Star ·

2024/08/19

Bill Brockberg has been named Conservationist of the Year for Pipestone County. Brockberg, and his wife, Jody, live on and work around 240 acres west of Edgerton. The Brockbergs have been working to make their farm conservation friendly for many years, with everything starting around 20 years ago when they installed a new windbreak at their farm. “It is given the wind will blow but it sure is nice to see the snow in the trees and not in the yards,” Bill said. Around 15 years ago, the couple s...

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5:00

Unusually high levels of rabies observed in Pipestone...

Pipestone County Star ·

2024/08/19

Some parts of Minnesota, including Pipestone County, are experiencing a higher than typical number of rabies cases in skunks and cattle this year, according to the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH). The agency recently sent out a rabies alert notice for Pipestone, Rock and Stearns counties. “The alert was really just for some general situational awareness for people to maybe be a little bit more aware of wildlife this year,” said Carrie Klumb, senior epidemiologist with the MDH. In a typic...

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