By Richard Johnson Plainview News Editor The 25th-annual Canadian Pacific Kansas City (CPKCR) Holiday Train will stop in Wabasha on Saturday, Dec. 9. The colorful Holiday Train rolls across Canada...

Seen Around Town

If you take a drive around Wabasha after dark, it won’t take long to be convinced that your neighbors are getting in the holiday spirit. The photo above shows the beautiful display of lights on...

W-K Wrestling alumni update

From his time as a student-athlete to support staff member and volunteer assistant coach, Wabasha-Kellogg alumni and state champion Zach Sanders has been with the University of Minnesota for 17 years...

Klobuchar Pushes for Solutions to Address Postal Delays in Bemidji and Other Communities

WASHINGTON - Amid reports of increased Amazon package volumes overwhelming post offices and delaying mail delivery in Bemidji and across the country, U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) called on U.S....

Emma Johnson does weight training exercise during a rehabilitation session at Gundersen St. Elizabeth’s Hospital.

Sports medicine gets W-K volleyball player back on the court

Ryan Henry Gundersen Health System It was the first day of school for students at Wabasha-Kellogg High School, and it was the first home match of the season for Emma Johnson and her teammates on the...

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Five W-K Wrestlers take 1st at L-A Tourney

W-K participated in the Rushford Peterson/Houston/Lewiston-Altura Tournament at L-A High School Saturday. Here are the results for the Falcons: Chase Holtorf - 1st Place. 1st round pinned Austin Moen...

Girls win big over Alma/Pepin, lose big to Lake City

Molly Talle goes up for a shot from the lane as Alma/Pepin’s Brilyn Brecka tries to block it. Also defending for A/P is Hanna Peters (30).

It was an up-and-down week for the W-K Girls Basketball team, as they split a pair of non-conference games. The Girls won a lopsided game over Alma/Pepin at home on Tuesday night 58-19, then got...

Boys lose thriller to Alma/Pepin 71-69 in overtime

Ryan Wolfe drives hard to the lane in the second half of last Tuesday’s exciting game in front of a big crowd in the W-K Gym against Alma/Pepin. Trying to block his shot is A/P’s Logan Carroll (21). At lower left is W-K’s Jackson Gosse. —Photos by Michael Smith

The W-K Boys Basketball team lost a heartbreaker to Alma/Pepin last Tuesday in a Boys-Girls Doubleheader here 71-69 in a very well-played, competitive game; and then they came back to pick up a...

Volleyball team continues to roll, runs record to 3-0

Maggie Klees rockets the ball over the net and past L-A’s Ally Haake in the third game played last Monday night at the W-K Gym. The Falcons swept the match and improved to 2-0 on the season, at the time. Looking on is Tori Gaedtke (11).

It’s early in the year, but the W-K Volleyball team is off to a good start in its pursuit of another Three Rivers Conference championship as the Falcons improved their record to 3-0 this past week...

Minnesota, hats off to thee!

Oh, that Goldy! University of Minnesota Golden Gopher Mascot Goldy gives Head Football Coach Jerry Kill some rabbit ears during a photo session during the Gopher Road Trip stop at the Eagle’s Nest Coffee House last Tuesday morning. Kill is visiting with Wabasha resident John Ochsner as Gopher Digital Productions cameraman Pathun Karunaratne (far right) films them visiting. That’s Wabasha Mayor Rollin Hall with his arm around Goldy and Mickey Nelson laughing and taking pictures of the festivities.

Minnesota Gopher fans turned out in force last Tuesday morning, June 2nd, at the Eagle’s Nest Coffee House to welcome the Gopher Road Trip, a coach bus tour of the State by several of the University...

Subsection Swan Song for W-K

Austin Passe drops down to punch a base hit to center field in the bottom of the 4th inning in East Subsection Baseball action Saturday against Lewiston-Altura at Chatfield. Passe had a great game, but the Falcons lost 4-2 in 8 innings and would later lose 6-3 to Chatfield to be eliminated from postseason play. For all the details and more photos of Saturday’s action, look inside this week’s Herald.—Photo by Michael Smith

Four pitchers combine to shut out Fillmore Central

…Meanwhile, Mike Guidinger completes the back end of the double steal by going all the way to third base and dives head first into the bag himself.

The W-K Baseball team used the old “four pitcher shutout” trick to pick up another win in Three Rivers Conference play last Friday afternoon. W-K handled the wind and the rain about as well as they...

Lien, Sailer dominate mile run; Liens breaks 5 min. mark

Logan Lien stays slightly ahead of Pine Island’s Logan Meurer in the 1600-meter race Thursday. Lien went on to break the 5-minute barrier for the first time—his goal heading into the meet—on his way to the win in the mile race while Meurer dropped back to 3rd place behind Kenyon-Wanamingo’s Ben Bohn.

There were some pretty impressive performances turned in by several W-K Track team members last Thursday at the Lake City Invitational meet—the second of the season there—including the 1600-meter (...

Softball team opens 2015 season with a split in TRC action

Olivia Schmoker raps a first-inning double for W-K Thursday afternoon against Southland.—Photo by Kelly Powers

The season got underway for the Falcons with a pair of home conference divisional games played on each end of the Easter weekend. The Falcons opened the season with an explosive 13-3 win over...

Baseball team opens season 2-0

The W-K Baseball team has opened the 2015 season on a successful note with two wins before the Easter weekend. The Falcons kicked off the 2015 campaign with an 8-3 win over Plainview at Eckstein...

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