Glenville News

The Freeborn County Sheriffa a s Department responded to a compliant on 110th Street near Glenville regarding fireworks at 9:45 p.m. Saturday.

Luke and Rachel Ulrich of 1012 Foothills Circle, Albert Lea, announce the birth of a daughter, Sophia Ruth Ulrich, at 9:35 p.m. on June 22, 2009, at Albert Lea Medical Center.

Wartburg College students received diplomas at spring commencement May 25. The graduates included: From Albert Lea: Aaron Bartholmey, bachelor of arts, magna cum laude, mathematics major, son of William J. and Mary E. Bartholmey; Eric Golder, bachelor of arts, English major, son of Julie Golder and Kenneth Golder of Holton, Kan.

A window was reported broken out of the former Mexico Lindo building on 804 E. Main St.

Three area businesses failed alcohol compliance checks conducted this week by the Freeborn County Sheriff's Office.

The Childrena s Center will host its annual family carnival on Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. at its main site, 605 James Ave.

Car enthusiasts from all over the Midwest will sweep into Albert Lea this weekend for the Low Bucks Car Cluba s 23rd annual Eddie Cochran Weekend.

The popular annual publication Summer Times is available today only in the print edition of the Albert Lea Tribune.

Tim and Resha Hovde of Albert Lea announce the birth of a son, Paxton James Hovde, on May 4, 2009, at Albert Lea Medical Center.

Glenville, MN-An area school is getting a new lunchroom. Right now, tables and chairs are scuffed.

The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency recently recognized Poet Biorefining - Glenville East for outstanding performance in wastewater operations during 2008.

Residents of Good Samaritan Society-Albert Lea recently went on a quest to find the best burger.

Smith was airlifted from the scene near the intersection of county roads 30 and 13 and taken to a Rochester hospital, according to a Sheriffa s Office spokesman.

A special salute was made to Kirkwood Adams of Glenville on Saturday at the nationa s World War II Memorial in Washington, D.C. Adams, a veteran of the U.S. Army Air Corps during World War II, died on Nov.

Forty-five members and close friends of the Navarro family turned out Saturday to ride in the annual Freeborn County American Cancer Society Bike-A-Thon. The show of support was in honor of Robert Navarro, who grew up in Albert Lea and now lives in Rochester.

It was clear, 41 degrees, with a wind from the west at about 3 mph when we began pedaling from the corner of Front Street and Maple Hill Drive in Albert Lea on our way to Glenville.

By Ed Shannon Albert Lea Tribune Published Thursday, April 30, 2009 A group of veterans from Albert Lea and Glenville will travel to Washington, D.C., on May 2 to visit the nationa s World War II Memorial.

Several hit-and-run car crashes were reported on Wednesday throughout Albert Lea.

The Glenville-Emmons School Board on Monday approved the timeline, plans for the new serving center, the consulting services and the role the district will play in the makeover.

The Freeborn County Sheriffa s Office on Wednesday initiated a countywide burning ban effective until further notice.