Community
Apples peeled, put into pies
Oct 6, 2016
Heidi Nelson’s pie ended up in the middle of the pack at Saturday’s Johnny Appleseed Day pie baking contest, but that wasn’t the point of it all.
The administrative assistant at The Bluffs of Lake City said the contest was a way to help draw Bluffs residents and community residents together.
Heidi...
The Old Curmudgeon - 10-6-16
Oct 6, 2016
Several of the six hundred or so sailboats have found their cradles in and around the marina proper, while many more remain at docks, ready for the last few weekends of this sailing season. The mass migration is a harbinger of the change that is fast-approaching. (Shrink wrapping has also begun)....
Bluffs, library team up for aging adult caregiver seminar
Oct 6, 2016
On Thursday, Oct. 20, the Lake City Public Library and The Bluffs of Lake City will provide two information sessions for caregivers and loved ones of aging adults.
Jennie Niss, assistant executive director at The Bluffs of Lake City, will discuss resources and services available to help seniors...
Wabasha hospital and partners receive 'vision award' Oct. 6
Oct 6, 2016
Today, Thursday, Oct. 6 is a big day for Saint Elizabeth’s Medical Center in Wabasha and all of its community partners.
A Well-A-Bration takes place at Slippery’s banquet room beginning at 3:30 p.m., followed by a brief program and reception. The highlight of the event will be the presentation of...
Frontenac church celebrates 150 with special service, dinner
Oct 6, 2016
The public is invited to attend as St. John’s Lutheran Church in Frontenac celebrates its final 150th anniversary service this Sunday, Oct. 9.
The service will begin at 10 a.m., followed by a catered dinner.
The guest preacher will be Rev. Mark Schroeder, president of the Wisconsin Evangelical...
Torch: An ad-mural-able acheivement
Oct 6, 2016
Something old has turned into something new in the foyer of the Lincoln High School. Pictures of Lincoln memories - from the distant past to more recent times - now grace one side of the school’s foyer.
Covering the entire wall on that side are moments captured from Lincoln history. Dates range...
Torch: Fans, fans in the stands
Oct 6, 2016
“When you hear the fans cheering, it always makes you more determined to do well,” explained Abigail Ziebell, senior starter on the volleyball team. The volleyball team has been working hard this season to improve their record. Their season is going better than expected. Could the fan section...
Torch: Flu season is approaching
Oct 6, 2016
“I think people should get vaccinations to help prevent diseases. It’s better to get them than not to get them.” Anna Burdis, a senior at Lincoln High School, shares her opinion on vaccines.
Flu season is approaching and students are getting their immunizations to prevent themselves from getting...
Torch: An appetizing change
Oct 6, 2016
Gross, unappetizing, and unfulfilling are often what comes to mind when students think about school lunch. However, this school year, Lake City Public Schools have moved in a different direction in regards to a school lunch provider.
“Food is better than it has been in the last few years,” said...
Torch: The final season
Oct 6, 2016
2001: The year Coach Mark Spence’s coaching career begins. It started with a co-ed club team. In the two years following, Spence would coach two separate club teams, boys and girls. Finally, in 2004, both the boys and girls team were recognized as varsity sports. After 2005, Spence has...
Pages
The Lake City Graphic
graphic@lakecitygraphic.com
Ph: 651-345-3316 (M-Tu 8am-4pm, W-Th-F 8am-3pm)
Fax: 651-345-4200
P.O. Box 469
111 South 8th Street
Lake City, MN 55041
ISSN 2994-1059 (print) ISSN 2994-1067 (online)