Opinion
Letters for Wednesday, May 27
Certain truths are not subjective From: Daniel P. Schultz, South Haven Why is it that so many people – and even so many professors and leaders – say we can’t be sure about moral or theological […]
Month: May 2015
Opinion
Guest Editorial: Stay hungry, foolish
Editor’s note: Former Apple founder and CEO Steve Jobs gave this famous speech to the Stanford University graduting class of 2005. Jobs died in 2011 from complications of pancreatic cancer. I am honored to be […]
Opinion
Unfortunate education veto
It is very unfortunate Gov. Mark Dayton has vetoed the bipartisan K-12 education bill that was passed this session. The Legislature spent five months creating and improving an effective education bill that earned bipartisan support, […]
Sports
Section playoff run continues for Cardinals
The Cardinal softball team finished as the Subsection-2A runner-up in last week’s tournament. The week saw a victory over Watertown-Mayer, a heart-breaking loss to Maple Lake and a win over Dassel-Cokato. "After the first week […]
Sports
Girls finish first, boys fourth
The Cardinals track team competed at the Section 5A subsection competition at Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted on Tuesday, May 19. The Annandale girls took first place, and the boys finished fourth. There are eight teams in the […]
Sports
Cards take second in WCC
The Annandale girls golf team hosted a WCC-West meet at Southbrook last week and also traveled to Glencoe-Silver Lake for an invitational, where they took first place. All-conference Three Annandale girls made WCC-West All-Conference for […]
Sports
Third-place finish for Cards
The final WCC-West boys golf meet was held Tuesday, May 12, at Burl Oaks Country Club. The event was hosted by Dassel-Cokato High School. Mound-Westonka took first place with a 163, followed by Annandale, 169, […]
Sports
Irish edge out Cards in playoff opener
The Cardinal’s baseball season ended on Friday, May 22, with a 6-5 loss to the Maple Lake Irish in the first game of the Section 5-2A tournament. Annandale also lost to Glencoe-Silver Lake and defeated […]
News
Marching in memory
A rainy Memorial Day weekend concluded with the community parade and services on Monday, May 25. The rain stopped falling just in time for the parade down Main Street, the ceremony at Pleasant Lake and […]
News
Governor’s veto a setback for broadband hopes
A new spark of hope that Annandale could obtain a solution to its poor broadband service grew to a flame last week before being abruptly doused with a bucket of cold water. Over the past […]