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Glenville - Emmons Public Schools Position : Band /Choir Director (Grades - -

Glenville - Emmons Public Schools is seeking a dedicated and enthusiastic Band /Choir Director to lead and grow our music program for students ! Application and job description are on the G - E website : https ://www. geschools . com

Interested candidates should submit a letter o interest , resume , credentials , and re erences to : Heidi Venem , Superintendent

Glenville - Emmons Schools venemh @ geschools com

Join our team and help inspire the next generation o musicians at Glen ille - Emmons Schools

Department of Human ServicesOffice Support Specialist

The Office Support Specialist, DHS, position is responsible for performing a variety of diverse and complex clerical tasks that require attention to precision and accuracy. Duties involve the application of some limited judgment in carrying out the job requirements, however, office routines governing tasks are in place and established. Duties include data entry, substantial customer relations, and service activities which involve the application of various regulations, rules, and department routines that must be applied in a precise and accurate manner. Additional duties include maintenance of department records, transcriptions, receptionist support, maintain statistical reports, and gathers data needed for various department forms and reports.

You must complete both the Freeborn County and Merit applications to be considered for this position. Completed applications along with cover letter and resume are due by 12:00 PM Friday, July 10th, 2026

Please call 507.377.5400 with any questions.

You can find the Freeborn County application at www.co.freeborn.mn.us and the Merit application at https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/mnmeritsystem.

Sheriff’s Office 911 / I.T. Specialist

Under general supervision of the Information Technology Supervisor, this position supports the mission of the Freeborn County IT Department by providing technology consulting, systems implementation, and technology support services to the Sheriff’s Office and other County departments to ensure services operate smoothly and efficiently. The Sheriff’s Office 911 / IT Specialist primarily supports the Freeborn County Sheriff’s Office - while also managing IT projects in other County departments as needed. It serves as a general technology consultant, supporting the Sheriff’s Office with strategic IT planning and identifying opportunities for process improvements and technology enhancements. The position also supports technical troubleshooting and works closely with Sheriff’s Office and IT staff to ensure timely resolution of issues and smooth integration with County systems.

Applications, job description, complete qualification listing available on the Freeborn County website at: www.co.freeborn.mn.us. Applications and resumes must be received no later than 12:00 p.m., Monday, July 6th , 2026.

PROBATION SERVICES DIRECTOR

Freeborn County is seeking a Probation Services Director. This position leads a department of 15 staff, including probation, truancy, STS coordinator, support and veterans court staff. The ideal candidate should have a minimum of 8 years in the field of Corrections and understand evidencebased practices in the field. He/she must hold at least a BS degree in Corrections, Law Enforcement or a related field. The Director presents budgets to the County Board, does grant reporting at both federal and state levels and attends meetings and trainings throughout the state. Salary range $99,857$133,150 depending on qualifications.

Please go to the Freeborn County website for the full job description and qualifications required. Interested applicants must apply through the on-line application process available on the Freeborn County website at http://www.co.freeborn.mn.us no later than 12:00 pm Friday, July 10th , 2026.

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250 Years of Freedom

As America celebrates its 250th anniversary in 2026, we honor two and a half centuries of history, perseverance, and progress. On July 4, 1776, the Continental Congress adopted the Declaration of Independence, declaring the 13 colonies free from British rule. That bold decision launched a new nation founded on the ideals of liberty, equality, and selfgovernment. Over the past 250 years, the United States has grown from a small collection of colonies into a diverse nation of more than 340 million people. This historic milestone is a time to reflect on our shared past, celebrate the freedoms we enjoy today, and look ahead with hope for future generations.

Did You Know? America's 250th Anniversary Facts

America's 250th anniversary, also known as the Semiquincentennial, marks 250 years since the signing of the Declaration of Independence. The term

"Semiquincentennial" simply means a 250-year anniversary. Throughout 2026, communities across the country are celebrating with parades, festivals, educational programs, concerts, historical exhibits, and volunteer projects. The anniversary is more than a birthday—it's an opportunity for Americans to learn about the nation's history, honor those who helped shape it, and recognize the contributions of everyday citizens who continue to build stronger communities.

A Time to Celebrate Community

While America's 250th anniversary celebrates our nation's founding, it also celebrates the people who make our communities strong. Across the country, neighbors are gathering for parades, fireworks, picnics, concerts, and hometown traditions that have been passed down through generations. These local celebrations remind us that the American story is written not only in history books but also in the everyday acts of service, kindness, hard work, and community spirit found in towns large and small. As we celebrate 250 years of independence, it's a perfect time to reflect on our shared values, appreciate those who came before us, and look forward to the future with pride and optimism.

Celebrating 250 Years Through the Stories of Our Seniors

As America celebrates its 250th Anniversary this year, it's the perfect time to reflect on the people who have helped shape our nation's story—not just the famous names found in history books, but the everyday Americans whose lives and experiences have become part of our country's rich history.

For many seniors in our communities, history isn't something they simply read about—it's something they've lived. They've witnessed incredible changes in technology, transportation, medicine, education, and communication. They've experienced moments of triumph and challenge, from the excitement of the Space Race to the growth of rural communities, changing family traditions, and advances that have transformed daily life.

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Each story shared around a kitchen table or family gathering helps preserve a piece of American history. Memories of growing up on the farm, attending oneroom country schools, serving in the military, working at local businesses, raising families, and volunteering in the community all become part of the larger story of our nation.

This milestone anniversary is an excellent opportunity for younger generations to ask questions, record family stories, and preserve treasured photographs and keepsakes. A conversation today may become a priceless family heirloom tomorrow.

Our local senior centers, assisted living communities, nursing homes, churches, and volunteer organizations also play an important role in keeping

these connections alive. Whether through social gatherings, wellness programs, educational events, or simply spending time together, they help ensure that wisdom, traditions, and friendships continue to flourish.

As we celebrate 250 years of American independence, let's also celebrate the generations who have carried our communities forward through hard work, resilience, generosity, and service. Their lives remind us that history isn't just found in museums—it's living all around us.

This Independence Day, take a few moments to visit with a parent, grandparent, neighbor, or friend. Listen to their stories, ask about their favorite memories, and thank them for helping write the next chapter in America's remarkable journey.

Real Estate & Auctions

Antiques & Collectibles

ANTIQUES WANTED! FENTON BASKETS VASES FAIRY LAMPS, PYREX BOWLS , GLASS MARBLES, ADVERTISING SIGNS, BRASS TOKENS, WOOD SHELL BOXES, LICENSE PLATES, WWI & WWII & VIETNAM MEDALS, HELMETS, KNIFES, AND CLOTHING, ADVERTISING TIN CONTAINERS, BRASS ANIMALS, DUCK DECOYS, BARN PULLEYS, POCKET & WRIST WATCHES , STERLING SILVER ITEMS, CAST IRON FRY PANS,WAFFLE IRONS,KETTLES ,WOOD & METAL CARPENTER PLANES, CLOCKS, RADIOS, KNIFES ,SWORDS, BAYONETS, WELL PUMPS, ANVILS, WEATHERVANES ,CUPALAS, POSTCARDS,MAGAZINES,B OOKS, TOYS, OLD PHOTOGRAPHS, JEWELRY, DAV TAGS PLUS 100’S OF OTHER ITEMS CALL COUNTRYSIDE ANTIQUES 507-402-0880

Antiques & Collectibles NEED CASH

I give free appraisals of your coins 1964 and older. I am also looking to buy older coins such as silver dollars, halves,quarters,dimes and Indian head cents. Call Ron from Hayfield 507-477-2427 or 507-259-6460

Automobiles

2017 Black Kia Sorrento EX 19MPG, AWD, Top Safety Pick, clean title. Panoramic roof, adaptive cruise, Carplay, heated seats, remote-start, 3rd row. Hitch 4 pin. New battery, good tread. Garaged. Easy entry. 507-481-8295

For Sale: Red 1999 Honda CN250 Helix Scooter 19,800 miles

Showroom-perfect condition No scratches or dents

Asking $2,800 Call Gene: 507-589-5536 ,

1940 Chevy 2-door Sedan 216 Engine, needs overhaul $9,500 OBO 507-434-9435

Boats & Watercraft

1990 Larson Angler 170 Fiberglass boat with a 1990 90HP Evenrude motor Livewells, onboard battery charging system, dual anchors, Hummingbird 565 Locator, Minn Kota Terrova 55 trolling motor

Asking $4,000

Please call 507-433-8548 for showing

Motorcycles & ATV’s

2019 Harley Davidson FXDR

10,200 miles - new rear tirenew battery - factory

VTX 1800 Motorcycle 2003 Model 5 Speed 21,000 miles Good condition Call 507-279-0306

Parts & Accessories

1977 ENCLOSED CARGO TRAILER USED AS GAME TRAILER

FOR SALE

FISHING BOAT

1999 Smoker Craft 40HP Evinrude Looks new Custom tarp Bow-mount trolling motor Spartan galvanized trailer Kicker Motors

-7.5/-9.5 choice or both Call 507-440-2493 for pricing and details

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