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Members of the MFL MarMac baseball team are (front, left to right) Jaron Wille, Brent Roe, Carter Lightfoot, Cayden Pester, Landon Johnson, Austin Evanson, Austin Schlee, Parker Kuehl, Koda Warrington, Brady Welsh; (back) head coach Paul Gordon, Dustin Larson, Kade Humble, Ben Krambeer, Cayl Anderson, Nick Krambeer, Carver Blietz-Bentien, Jaxon Millage, Jacob Schellhorn, Bryce Radloff, Elias Hatt and Brayden Gordon. Not pictured is assistant coach Lary Walter. (Photo by Audrey Posten)

The vision for the McGregor Historical Museum expansion project—the new Great River Road Discovery Center—was unveiled at a May 15 public meeting. Tim Wren, director of museum services with design firm Edwards Creative, shows off some conceptual designs with help from project philanthropist Jeff Westphal (left) and McGregor Historical Society Board Member Christina Dollhausen. (Photos by Audrey Posten)

McGregor Historical Society board member Corky Bickel concluded the meeting by asking attendees to commit to a self-fulfilling prophecy. “If the project is right, it will happen. If the vision is right, it will happen. The only inhibiting factor we have is our own limitation of vision,” he reflected.

Micheal Balster and other students in MFL MarMac’s MORE authentic learning class shared their projects during a recent open house. Balster created the Bulldog Brew school coffee shop. (Photo by Audrey Posten)