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Hadley Lions Annual Chili Challenge Fundriaser for Karla Mahon Family • Winners MCC Staff
Front: Darren and Lisa Saner, Shari Bergman, Libby Lou Oolman, Royalle and Janese Siedschlag, Vikki Plaisance, Kelly Konechne. Middle: Jeri Jensen, Sharon Staab, Charletta Bennett, Tucker and Kristel Nelson, Sally Berg, Jim Siedschlag, Jeff Boerboom, Sharon Lais, Taunya Kohls. Back: Rick Like, Robyn Moger, Mark Schleisman, Brent Johnson, Dan Staab, Chris Bergman, Taya and Scott Nelson, Jim Sorenson, Chris Konechne, Ryan Beers, Dean Ackerman, Henry Veldhuisen.
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City of Slayton Holds Retirement Party for Brian Christensen
Slayton Police Chief Brian Christensen was recently recognized for his years of service to the community. After serving for twenty-one years in Slayton, Brian’s last day leading the force was Friday, January 4th. “Police work is all I’ve ever done, so leaving is bittersweet,” remarked Chief Christensen. Brian began his career thirty-two years ago, serving first in Marshall and then in Pipestone. In 1997 he became police chief for the city of Slayton. Brian added, “It’s all about the community and my staff. It’s easy to police good people.” Now he plans to train for a position with the post office, working as a rural mail carrier. “I still get to have a light on top of my car!” he laughed. Numerous people attended the open house for Brian, showering him with thanks, appreciation and good wishes. The community of Slayton owes him a debt of gratitude for his commitment and professionalism throughout the years.
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Jorgenson New Hospice of Murray County Administrator
On Monday, January 7th, Jessie Jorgenson began her duties as the new administrator of Hospice of Murray County. Jessie replaces administrator Nathan Schunke, and is grateful for his support as he works with her to provide a smooth transition.
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