Oct. 30, 2019 Photo Gallery
Karen Anderson worked to finish up some final details ahead of her and her husband’s opening of Nightmare on the Hill, a haunted house and Halloween activities hub, set for Oct. 31.
Girls Defend Section 2A Title, Boys Send Hastings, Gerres to State; Coach Schroeder Gets Top Honor
Congratulations to Anna Venhuizen, whose photo was selected as the winner of the Belle Plaine Herald’s 2019 Fall Photo Contest. The photo was chosen as the winner based on its composition, adherence to the fall theme and its Belle Plaine subject matter. The rest of the entrants will be available for viewing online at belleplaineherald.com.
Harvest Celebration
Visitors to the ‘trunk or treat’ portion of Trinity Lutheran Church’s second annual Harvest Celebration showed up in droves last Saturday afternoon, Oct. 26, to socialize and enjoy a variety of Halloween-themed games on the church grounds in Belle Plaine.
Harvest Celebration
Visitors to the ‘trunk or treat’ portion of Trinity Lutheran Church’s second annual Harvest Celebration showed up in droves last Saturday afternoon, Oct. 26, to socialize and enjoy a variety of Halloween-themed games on the church grounds in Belle Plaine.
Trever Vickmark with his display on East Main Street took third for the over-the-top display of Halloween fright.
Scott and Ann Troseth rounded out the place winners in fourth for their display on Scott Lane.
Mary Muehlenhardt took first place in the Belle Plaine Herald’s inaugural Halloween home decorating contest. Muehlenhardt said she decorates every year and that she would have decorated independent of the contest.
Tricia and Joe Burmeister took second place with their display on South Willow Street.
Hans Peterson, from Belle Plaine Township, is the intern pastor at Hope Lutheran Church in Jordan and developed “Welcome Table.”
Pastor Diane Goulson of Redeemer Lutheran Church peered over the cemetery there last Saturday, Oct. 26. Photo by Casey Ek
Which Witch?
Women from all around enjoyed a Belle Plaine ladies’ night out last Thursday, Oct. 24, at the annual Witches on Main social and shopping event held in downtown Belle Plaine.
The Belle Plaine Tigers made short work of the Holy Family Fire last Thursday, Oct. 24, in the opening round of the 2AA North Sub-Section Playoffs.
Tigers Lizzie Hilgers (15) and Morgan Kruger (6) leapt to block a kill from Holy Family last Thursday, Oct. 24.
(From left) Tigers Malina Koepp, Savanna DeYoung and Belle Jeurissen ran in a pack at the Section 2A cross country championship race in Blue Earth last Thursday, Oct. 24.
Tiger McKenna Herrmann ran through the finish line at the Section 2A championship race last Thursday, Oct. 24.
(Front row from left) Tigers Emmett Gerres, Ben Hunsader and Drew Hastings set off from the starting line at the Section 2A championship cross country race last Thursday, Oct. 24.
Belle Plaine’s Josh Yeates brought down a Providence Academy runner during their playoff matchup last Tuesday, Oct. 22.
Dylan Kahle caught a 78-yard touchdown pass against Providence Academy last Tuesday, Oct. 22.
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