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Kade Blanchat (#11) runs behind Alex Grosland (#50), Trystan Stambaugh (#40) and Justin Holt (#77) for a Vikings touchdown in the second quarter.
Smoky Valley’s triple threat rushing attack pounded their way to over 300 yards and a victory on the road to start the season 1-0, defeating Halstead 20-16.
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The taste of history comes alive with a new recipe, designed to celebrate a wheat variety that helped Lindsborg thrive. Turkey Red wheat, grown and milled by Tamara and Jim Dahlsten, was the inspiration behind the Old Mill Lunchbox Cookie. The recipe, created by Carla Wilson of 350 Degrees bakery, blends the Turkey Red with other wholesome ingredients for a heritage taste …
Read moreBright bubbles and swimming Swedish Fish are now part of a warm welcome at the Lindsborg Municipal Pool.
Area artist Jenny Davis wanted to create a mural that the community could contribute to and enjoy for years to come. “Coming up with a theme, I stuck with something simple and graphic with the bubbles and colors of the water,” she said. “And then I wanted to go with something that’s Lindsborg with a Swedish theme so I thought, ‘Swedish Fish, that would be cool!’”
“It’s kid friendly and today I just wanted to get some community participation by adding handprints so that when the kids come over to swim, they can kind of look at that and think they had a part of that and would be proud of it.”
The Lindsborg Mural Committee commissioned Davis for this project with grant money from the David J. Nutt memorial fund.
Visit our YouTube channel to see the Arts in Lindsborg playlist we’ve created for you, highlighting some of the latest of many murals in Little Sweden.
The pool is open every day during the swimming season from 1pm to 7pm. It offers Thor’s Revenge (a 153’ long water slide), 5 and 10 meter diving boards, 6 lap lanes, a kiddie pool with zero depth entry, water spouts, sand volleyball courts, and a bath house. Adult lap swim M,W,F is 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
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Kendal and Caelan Peterson love the farm life and were looking for a way to share lessons they have learned from their experience in agriculture. One day while balancing chores, farming, and raising their daughter Blair, Kendal’s idea for a children’s book came rushing out as Caelan captured the story on paper … (read more and see the video)
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