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Pierz Pioneers announce Hall of Fame class of 2024
The Pierz Healy High School announced its inductees for the 2024 class in the Hall of Fame. The following inductees are Alan Lanners, Class of 1986; Ben Zilka, Class of 1999; Mike Weber, Class of 2009; Megan Boser, Class of 2013, Bridget Bedgar, class of 2014, Coach Craig Johnstoy and PA announcer Brian Faust. The 2024 class will be recognized at halftime during the Pierz Pioneers football game against Melrose High School Friday, Sept. 27. A reception will be held at the middle school gym after the game, with the public invited.
A playoff win and 150 other things to celebrate in Pierz
Not only did the Pierz Pioneers softball team celebrate a 10-0 win over Osakis on Monday, May 20 in the opening round of the 2A section tournament at Pierz High School, the team also celebrate a special milestone of their head coach, Matt Poepping. The win over Osakis was Poepping’s 150th career win as a head coach. The achievement was celebrated with balloons, a commemorative poster and cupcakes- which the girls seemed to enjoy almost as much as the win over Osakis. The win over Osakis earned the Pioneers a match-up with Granite Ridge Conference rival Milaca on Tuesday, May 21
Kasella, Rocheleau named Pierz students of the month for May
Ellie Kasella and Alana Rocheleau have been chosen as the May 2024 students of the month at Pierz Healy High School. They were chosen by the faculty commit-tee at Pierz Healy High School, recognizing their high academic standards, leader-ship qualities and participation in extracurricular activities. Ellie Kasella Ellie Kasella is the daughter of Luke and Melissa Kasella. She has four siblings: Abby Kasella, Chloe Walcheski, Levi Kasella, and Brent Schilling. ...
The ‘Wizard of Oz’ takes flight at Little Falls Community High School
There’s no place like home, but there’s also no place like the stage of Little Falls Community High School’s upcoming production of “The Wizard of Oz.” The timeless story of a girl from Kansas being whisked away to the magical Land of Oz is brought to life through an imaginative set, enchanting music and an enthusiastic cast. The week before tech week, many members of the cast are already in their costumes, most lines are memorized and, for the first time, actors use a fly...
High School Sports Results Thursday April 25
(Cullen Posch threw 7 shutout innings with 7 hits allowed and had 7 strikeouts. Posch also went 1-3 at the plate with a RBI. Drew Leiser threw 7 innings with 4 hits and 2 runs allowed to take the loss for St. Cloud) Sartell-St. Stephen 2, Alexandria 1. (Sartell scored...
LFCMS school counselor states concern over Board’s elimination of second position
During public comments at the Little Falls School Board meeting, Monday, April 15, 2024, Allison Bullard, counselor at the Little Falls Community Middle School (LFCMS), gave her thoughts on the Board’s decision to eliminate her position. The elimination of the second counselor position was a result of the District’s budget cuts. “I’m here to express my deep concern regarding the decision that was made to eliminate the second middle school counselor position. As an advocate for the well-being of middle school students, I implore you...
WHA, Cass Lake-Bena, Northland, other high school students recognized as Students of Character — Local high school students honored at Students of Character Celebration
Forty-five local high school students were selected by their respective school staff and were celebrated at a special event April 17. The 33rd annual Students of Character Celebration recognizes high school juniors and seniors throughout Cass, Crow Wing, Morrison, Todd, and Wadena counties for their quiet leadership, perseverance, and dedication to their community, school, and fellow students. Donations from local businesses, organizations, and individuals make it possible for each student to receive a scholarship. ...
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