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Torch: Organic vs. non-organic
Jan 27, 2016
When you go to the supermarket, what type of foods do you buy? Do you buy non-organic or organically grown food? Maybe you buy some of both? Although, a non-organic grown apple may look and possibly even taste the same as an organic apple, it can sometimes be up to three times cheaper. Why the...
Torch: Curing headaches
Jan 27, 2016
Headaches seem to find a way into everybody’s life, but they’re never welcome. There are quite a few ways to prevent headaches from putting your plans on pause while you proceed to search for a cure. Something so little can be strong enough to cause a pesky headache. Anything from the way a person...
Torch: Cell Phone Addiction
Jan 27, 2016
In the past decade the growth of new technology has boomed, and so has our interest of having the latest gadget that just came out. Our desire to be apart of social media has also increased with now having the capability to just pull out our phones and log onto a website. Although, this is a large...
Torch: Obesity
Jan 27, 2016
Today, nearly two-thirds of U.S. adults and one of three children struggle because they are overweight or suffer from obesity. Americans have very poor eating and exercising habits that are easily fixable, if you choose to do so. If obesity rates stay consistent, 51 percent of the population will...
Dammann, Hanson win high school Triple A awards
Jan 21, 2016
The Lincoln High School recipients of the Minnesota State High School League Triple “A” award this year are Morgan Dammann and Ryan Hanson. Established in 1988, the award popularly known as the Triple “A” Award recognizes and rewards high school seniors from across the state for their achievements...
Donors buy time for Kit Kat family change class
Jan 20, 2016
A program for children and parents in families experiencing divorce, the death of a parent and other profound changes will resume thanks to donations from individuals and groups totalling $8,000.
Organizer and Bluff View Elementary School counselor Wanda Randgaard said the Kit Kat program will be...
Boys fall to 9-2 with tourney-opening loss to Burnsville
Jan 6, 2016
Burnsville used a 15-7 run over the final five minutes to pick up a 55-47 win over Lake City in the opening game of the Rotary US Bank Holiday Classic at the Mayo Civic Auditorium Dec. 30. The Tigers were hindered by a 29 percent shooting performance from the field including making just five of 22...
Blowout ends two-game skid for Tiger boys
Jan 6, 2016
Lake City erased the frustrations of a two game skid in a big way with an 87-64 blowout win over winless Bloomington Kennedy Dec. 31 at the Mayo Civic Center Exhibit Hall. The 87 points represent the highest point total scored this century by a Tigers squad and the second-highest total in school...
Boys basketball team drops second straight
Dec 30, 2015
The Lake City High School boys basketball team dropped its second straight game Dec. 29 in Rochester. Burnsville finished with a 15-7 run in the final minutes to win 55-47. It was the Tigers’ first appearance in the Rotary Holiday Classic basketball tournament. Eli Custer (above) had 16 points and...
Kjos: Money vs. Athletics
Dec 30, 2015
According to the National Center for Education Statistics in 2015, about 15 million teenagers are going to school and all of them are making very important choices each and every day. One of these important choices is to decide either take part in a high school sport, get a job or not do either...
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