The Globe of Worthington

Jun. 12, 1955 - Jun. 25, 2026 WORTHINGTON, Minn. - Judy Kay Miller, 71, Worthington, Minn. died Thursday, Jun. 25, in her residence. Visitation will be held on Wednesday, July 1, 2026, from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm, at the Benson Funeral Home in Worthington, MN. Funeral services will be held on Thursday, July 2, 2026, at 11:00 am, at the Benson Funeral Home in Worthington, MN, with Pastor Karla Kirkeby officiating. Burial will be in the Jasper Cemetery.

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ROCHESTER — The Worthington Post 5 18U baseball team played three games at a tournament in Rochester over the weekend and went 0-3. The first loss came to the Kasson Post 333 team Friday in a four-inning 18-2 defeat. Worthington took a 2-0 lead in the top of the first off an Austin Gruis RBI single and bases-loaded walk drawn by Wilson Mahlberg. But Worthington was held to no runs and only one hit for the rest of the game as Kasson stormed ahead.

ORANGE CITY, Iowa — A Four-State Dairy Nutrition and Management Conference webinar will begin at noon July 9, with Robert Fourdraine, assistant director of product development at DRMS, discussing how a poor or good start to a lactation can have long-lasting effects on a cow's performance. DRMS data shows cows with a poor start to a lactation have a 50% chance of repeating that same poor start in a subsequent lactation.

A Feature 1 (12 Laps): 1. 22-Chandler Meiburg[5]; 2. 21W-Dylan Rouzer[7]; 3. 49-Hendrik Beukes[6]; 4. 77N-Kelly Nissen[4]; 5. 22H-Cody Hansen[2]; 6. 21XXX-Devon Steele[3]; 7. 26B-Brendyn Buehner[8]; 8. (DNF) 12D-Brice Berglund[1] Heat 1 (6 Laps): 1. 22H-Cody Hansen[2]; 2. 22-Chandler Meiburg[7]; 3. 21XXX-Devon Steele[3]; 4. 77N-Kelly Nissen[5]; 5. 12D-Brice Berglund[1]; 6. 49-Hendrik Beukes[4]; 7. (DNF) 21W-Dylan Rouzer[8]; 8. (DNF) 26B-Brendyn Buehner[6] A Feature 1 (18 Laps): 1. 40-Regan Rosenboom[1]; 2.

ORANGE CITY, Iowa — The I-29 Moo University Beef On Dairy Dialogue webinar series continues from noon to 1 p.m. July 16, with Derrell Peel, professor of agribusiness at Oklahoma State University talking about cattle supply and demand fundamentals and expectations for prices, production and cattle inventories for 2026 and beyond. The program will have a special focus on the BXD aspect of the market.

ADRIAN — June is over and July is here. Your planting is done. So what do you focus on now? Maintenance! Late June and July are peak, high-maintenance months for your lawn and garden. As the weather gets warmer and the spring rains drop off, it’s important to be consistent with watering, weeding and harvesting. Focus on deep watering in the early hours of the day. Try to water at the base of the plants, avoiding the leaves if possible. Watering in the morning gives plants time to dry off.

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Nominations are now being accepted for farmers and ranchers to serve on local U.S. Department of Agriculture Farm Service Agency county committees. These committees make important decisions about how federal farm programs are administered locally. All nomination forms for the 2026 election must be postmarked or received in the local FSA office by Aug. 3. Elections for committee members will occur in certain Local Administrative Areas.

WORTHINGTON — My music taste rarely dips into the southern genre of country, but something in the summer air possesses me to actually enjoy listening to some of it. Maybe it’s the small town vibes, driving down dirt roads, and grilling out with a cold beer in hand on a hot and sunny night that makes the twangy tunes tolerable. Summer is my favorite season because it’s so easy to take advantage of the outdoors.

A quarter-millennium, a grand embrace, Two hundred fifty years in this expansive space. From thirteen stars, a flag that caught the breeze, To fifty strong, from mountains to the seas. Through trials faced, on fields where shadows fell, Of freedom’s light, the story we still tell. With immigrant hands, and spirits born to roam, We built this house, and called this Nation home.