Montgomery Messenger

Le Sueur County Historical Society will host its annual meeting Tuesday, April 22, 6 p.m., in the 4-H Building at the Le Sueur County Fairgrounds in Le Center. Five seats are open on the society’s board of directors, and elections will take place at the meeting. Members in good standing are...

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A serious crash on the afternoon of Friday, April 11, at the intersection of Le Sueur County Roads 3 and 28, caused an unknown number of injured parties, including at least one person who was taken via air ambulance on Mayo One.

The community seems to have a sense that the intersection of Le Sueur County Roads 3 and 28 has more frequent accidents than it used to anyway. Friday afternoon was the latest crash to happen there, involving a crossover SUV and an extended-cab full-sized pickup truck. The truck ended up in the...

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Representing the 2025 Miss Czech-Slovak Minnesota court are, front row, Little Sisters Addison and Arya Zimanske. Back row, from left, are Junior Ambassadors R.J. Timmerman, Kylah Flicek, Allie Langridge and Ella Flicek; First Princess Alexia Timmerman, 2025 Miss Czech Slovak Minnesota Gianna Olsen, Second Princess Kailey Flicek, 2024 Miss Czech-Slovak Minnesota Sarah Langridge and 2024 First Princess Gabby Stoudt.

Three candidates vied for the title of Miss Czech-Slovak Minnesota at the 36th annual pageant held Saturday evening at the Montgomery American Legion. Winning the title of Miss Czech-Slovak Minnesota was Gianna Olsen. She was crowned by her parents, James and Martha Olsen. They are from Stillwater...
The latest threat to federal funding for Minnesota's public schools shows the biases of President Trump's administration, but isn't binding on Minnesota school districts. Whatever the legal-sounding pretext for this illegal policy, the biases of this administration are clear to anyone who has...
April is National Volunteer Appreciation Month, and I’m writing today to celebrate someone who has spent the last four years supporting our students.As an AmeriCorps member with Math Corps, April Iverson has focused on providing Montgomery area students with extra practice and support to improve...

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The three occupants of the new Mane Styles Suites, from the left, Nikki Mahoney, Tiff Hamele, and Linda Hagel, pose after the ribbon cutting on Friday.

Three stylists moved to a new location in the former Marek Law Office building at 205 1st Street South from Pincurls Salon. The building became vacated at the end of June 2024 when the two brothers, William and Scott Marek, retired after 50 years from the law business. Members of the Montgomery...

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Trista Gressler, left, in one of her first place match wins.

Sports like football, wrestling, and weightlifting are thought of as male-dominated sports in the United States. The numbers still show that they are still a boys club but they also show that girls are taking an increasing interest in those sports. In fact, girls have been taking more interest in...
The Tri-City United boys and girls golf teams opened their 2025 season with a triangular at Springfield Friday, April 4. The Titan boys tied for first with Springfield with a scored a 178. The Titan girls placed second with a score of 261. Boys varsity individual results (overall): Eian O'Keefe -...
The Tri-City United girls track and field team won five individual events on their way to a team championship at the Belle Plaine Tiger Invitational Friday, April 4. The Titans scored 117 points in placing first among the five teams entered. Belle Plaine placed second (90), Jordan third (84),...
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