Rural Frazee resident Sharon Strom has been a vendor at the Frazee Craft Fair for more than 20 years selling her jelly, dish towels, baked goods and syrups.
The very popular Frazee Craft Show is set for Saturday, Oct. 24 and is open for more vendors to join.
Abby Berven teaches high school in Mississippi, about a quarter mile away from where the recent shooting happened on a university campus. The Vergas native spent the day locked in her classroom with students.
Abby Berven never thought she’d be locked in a classroom, sitting quietly on the floor as a gunman roamed nearby.
The building at 205 West Main Avenue in Frazee will soon re-open. Aaron Nolan (from left) will offer welding services; Andy Nolan will offer car repair and Nola Johnson is going to open a thrift store.
Two businesses will be opening in October at 205 West Main Avenue in Frazee: Andy’s Lube and Auto Repair, which now offers a welding service and Nola’s Closet, a thrift store.
The Frazee-Vergas School Board gave the green light for the district to make an offer for a 10-acre parcel to landowner Mark Kelly.
The Frazee-Vergas School District campus may gain an additional 10 acres, if land negotiations go well with Mark Kelly, who lives just outside the city limits of Frazee.
Construction will soon begin at the Frazee High School ball fields. On the agenda are a new concession stand for the softball and baseball fields, as well as a roof over the baseball bleachers, and a sound system.
Gordon Sanders’ daughter Janet Sanders (middle) and granddaughter Valerie Turnbull (right) presented a check for $400 from the Sanders memorial breakfast to Frazee-Vergas VFW Post 7702, accepted by Vice Commander Tony Christensen. Darby Nundahl photo
The Gordon Sanders family held a pancake and sausage breakfast Sunday, July 26 during Turkey Days at the Frazee-Vergas VFW Post 7702 in Frazee in memory of Gordon and raised $400.
