CL girls battle to a victory

(Above) Xada Johnson recorded 16 kills and 19 digs against St. Edmond.  -Reporter photo by Chris Barragy

by Marianne Gasaway

Lion fans were treated to an exciting North Central Conference volleyball match Thursday night.  Clear Lake hosted St. Edmond and battled to a victory in five games.  

The Lions had to mount a comeback to claim the win.

Astor mounts a challenge against cancer

(Above) Ethan Astor (right) poses with friends participating in a 72 Hole Great Golf Challenge to support Cancer Research UK.  Astor, a Clear Lake High School graduate (‘05) who now lives and works in London, was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer earlier this year.  A local golf challenge event will be held later this month.-Submitted photo.

by Marianne Gasaway

Astor mounts a challenge against cancer

(Above) Ethan Astor (right) poses with friends participating in a 72 Hole Great Golf Challenge to support Cancer Research UK.  Astor, a Clear Lake High School graduate (‘05) who now lives and works in London, was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer earlier this year.  A local golf challenge event will be held later this month.-Submitted photo.

by Marianne Gasaway

Business owners killed in head-on collision

Chris and Anita Andersen, owners of the popular Andersen Market, with locations in Clear Lake and Mason City, were killed in a head-on crash with another vehicle in Floyd County on Saturday, Sept. 4.

Business owners killed in head-on collision

Chris and Anita Andersen, owners of the popular Andersen Market, with locations in Clear Lake and Mason City, were killed in a head-on crash with another vehicle in Floyd County on Saturday, Sept. 4.

Soaking in summer’s final days

People made the best of a beautiful Labor Day weekend, enjoying Antiques in the Square, picnics at the Sea Wall, and just quiet moments on or near the lake.

There are hopefully many more warm, summer  days ahead.  The season doesn’t officially end until Sept. 21.-Reporter photo by Chris Barragy

Soaking in summer’s final days

People made the best of a beautiful Labor Day weekend, enjoying Antiques in the Square, picnics at the Sea Wall, and just quiet moments on or near the lake.

There are hopefully many more warm, summer  days ahead.  The season doesn’t officially end until Sept. 21.-Reporter photo by Chris Barragy

M-R announces more winners in Renaissance ticket giveaway

Four more local families will be enjoying the 2021 Minnesota Renaissance Festival as winners in the Mirror-Reporter’s weekly contest.  

The second of three drawings for tickets was held Friday and two tickets were awarded to four winners: Dave and Polly Suntken, Sandy Dillavou, Nathan Verhalen and Geri Matz. 

Tickets may be picked up at the Reporter office weekdays between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.

M-R announces more winners in Renaissance ticket giveaway

Four more local families will be enjoying the 2021 Minnesota Renaissance Festival as winners in the Mirror-Reporter’s weekly contest.  

The second of three drawings for tickets was held Friday and two tickets were awarded to four winners: Dave and Polly Suntken, Sandy Dillavou, Nathan Verhalen and Geri Matz. 

Tickets may be picked up at the Reporter office weekdays between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.

X-C teams both come home with wins

by Michelle Watson

After being rained out for the first meet of the season in Iowa Falls, the Clear Lake cross country team was excited to be able to compete at the Newman Catholic Invitational on Tuesday, Aug. 31. The season couldn’t have started off better, with both the boy’s team and the girl’s team placing first.

Boys Team

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