Kinship

Morrison County Chaplaincy, a Morrison County United Way-funded agency, provides ministry to law enforcement personnel, their families and the people they serve. Pictured are (from left): Sergeant Jeremy Luberts working with Chief Deputy Tom Ploof and Chaplain Gregg Valentine. “The work Gregg does is so valuable to the community and our organization; I am pleased Morrison County United Way can assist him in the important service he provides,” said Deb Gruber, Morrison County administrator.

United Way campaign strengthened by consultant

Posted on December 7, 2012 at 10:10 am

Morrison County non-profits keep money raised here By Jennie Zeitler, Staff Writer It’s time for United Way’s annual fundraising …

Simple pleasures are the most meaningful

Posted on October 29, 2012 at 1:39 pm

Kinship matches make lasting memories By Jennie Zeitler, Staff WriterKinship mentors and Kinkids discover through their time together that it is …

Simple pleasures are the most meaningful

Posted on October 25, 2012 at 1:39 pm

Kinship matches make lasting memories By Jennie Zeitler, Staff Writer Kinship mentors and Kinkids discover through their time together that it is …

Anne Rush, left, serves Charlie Peterka and Greg Spofford her “What a Rush” chili at a previous Kinship Soup and Chili Cookoff event. Rush will be in the running for a top spot again Tuesday, when the 13th annual cookoff is held at the Falls Ballroom.

Seven soups, six chilis will highlight Kinship’s annual cookoff

Posted on March 24, 2012 at 8:36 am

By Terry Lehrke, News Editor terry.lehrke@mcrecord.com Savory soups and spicy chili will once again entice residents to the Falls Ballroom Tuesday. …