The Tinville Lions Club made a donation to the K-9 unit from Sauk Rapids. Storm has retired and will be replaced by Thunder. Pictured from left to right are the following: Officer Brent Bukowski, Storm and Tinville Lions President Dave Weyer.
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Jessica Davison, daughter of Vonda and Bill Davison of Rice, graduated May 7 from the College of St. Benedict.
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Colby Kaschmitter of Sauk Rapids was recently named to the spring dean’s list at Ridgewater College, Willmar. Students must maintain a minimum grade-point average of 3.5 to qualify for this honor.
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Henry Stellmach of Sauk Rapids recently graduated summa cum laude from the University of North Dakota, Grand Forks. BSN.
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Two Rice students recently graduated from the University of North Dakota, Grand Forks. They are Sara Dezell, master’s degree, and Katie Kruger, master’s of occupational therapy degree.
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Trevor Evanson-Buehler of Sauk Rapids will graduate this spring from Apollo High School.
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Eight Sauk Rapids students will graduate this spring from Cathedral High School. They are Hunter Austing, Keely Bauerly, Jincheng Cai, Logan Hatlestad, Amy Howard, Lin Pang, Qi Pang and Nathan Stracke.
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Two Rice students will also graduate from Cathedral High School. They are Andrew Albers and Natalie Otto.
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Nine Rice students will graduate this spring from Holdingford High School. They are Emily Donabauer, Jamie Gombos, McKaylin Grimsley, Colin Harlander, Madeline Higgins, Natasha Lundgren-Trobec, Meghan Mokhtary, Devin Motschke and Easton Yamry.
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Seven Sauk Rapids students will graduate this spring from St. Cloud Tech High School. They are Anne Bowe, Isaiah Hinnenkamp, Tyler Kraemer, Kylyn Phimpharath, Thaphone Phimpharath, Brevyn Spann Ford and Ashley Thibodeau.
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Justin Robertson of Rice will graduate this spring from St. Cloud Tech High School.
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Nathan Schaper of Rice will graduate this spring from St. John’s Preparatory School, Collegeville.
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The Tri-County Humane Society offers its sincere thanks to event sponsors, event contributors, volunteers and everyone who attended the 15th annual Wine, Kibbles and Bids on April 22 at the College of St. Benedict Gorecki Center. The Society raised a record net income of $57,500, which will go a long way toward helping animals in need.
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