reminiscing

WORTHINGTON — You can eat all your carrots, clean your plate, wash behind your ears, comb your hair, brush your teeth with Crest and still, it seems, there may be someone who won’t like you. I heard a man say, “I love everyone, but there are some people I just don’t like.”...

One year agoJoel Lorenz and Steve Schnieder, both of Worthington, were marking 20 years as members of the ISD 518 school board. Their terms were scheduled to continue through December 2020. Lisa Milbrandt, PA-C, recently joined the Sanford Worthington Clinic team. Milbrandt specialized...

Editor’s note: Former longtime Daily Globe Editor Ray Crippen died Dec. 27, 2015. We will continue to publish previously run “Isn’t That Something” columns on Saturdays, until further notice, as a tribute to Crippen and his knowledge of local and regional history. The following...

One year agoThe seventh annual Christmas Tree Forest, hosted at Worthington's First United Methodist Church, took place. Proceeds from the seasonal event benefited Love INC.

Editor’s note: Former longtime Daily Globe Editor Ray Crippen died Dec. 27, 2015. We will continue to publish previously run “Isn’t That Something” columns on Saturdays, until further notice, as a tribute to Crippen and his knowledge of local and regional history. The following...

One year agoThe "Spirit of Worthington" Trojan Marching Band performed in the 86th annual Hollywood Christmas Parade in California. Aaron Marthaler's Yellow Company LLC planned to sell two of its parcels on the former Northland Mall property in Worthington. The buyers' names had...

Editor’s note: Former longtime Daily Globe Editor Ray Crippen died Dec. 27, 2015. We will continue to publish previously run “Isn’t That Something” columns on Saturdays, until further notice, as a tribute to Crippen and his knowledge of local and regional history. The following...

One year agoJoyce Klosterbuer and Marian Hayenga, Worthington coordinators of an Operation Christmas Child project, were on their way toward meeting a goal of collecting 12,00 boxes to send to children overseas for Christmas. Their 12,000-box goal was based on the fact that 11,019...

Editor’s note: Former longtime Daily Globe Editor Ray Crippen died Dec. 27, 2015. We will continue to publish previously run “Isn’t That Something” columns on Saturdays, until further notice, as a tribute to Crippen and his knowledge of local and regional history. The following...

One year agoThe Worthington Water and Light Commission approved a plan to illuminate the section of the city's walking/biking path that stretches from 10th Avenue to Oxford Street, and the path that runs through Olson Park and around the southwest corner of Lake Okabena. Worthington...

Editor’s note: Former longtime Daily Globe Editor Ray Crippen died Dec. 27, 2015. We will continue to publish previously run “Isn’t That Something” columns on Saturdays, until further notice, as a tribute to Crippen and his knowledge of local and regional history. The following...

One year agoBrent Droll planned to open his own microbrewery in Worthington in the coming year. Sexy Beast Brewing Company would serve a dozen locally brewed beers on tap — four staple beers that would be available year-round, four seasonal beers and four rotating craft-style beers...

Editor’s note: Former longtime Daily Globe Editor Ray Crippen died Dec. 27, 2015. We will continue to publish previously run “Isn’t That Something” columns on Saturdays, until further notice, as a tribute to Crippen and his knowledge of local and regional history. The following...

One year agoEcumen Meadows, Worthington, received a grant for $3,427 from the Worthington Regional Health Care Foundation to purchase the Music & Memory program, which would benefit residents of the center's Memory Care unit. Minnesota West presented the play "The Underpants"...