Two Osakis seniors recognized in program honoring excelling athlete-scholars 8:00 am, Feb. 16, 2021 ×
Kadyn Triebenbach
Two Osakis students were named subsection winners, and one is advancing to state in Minnesota’s Academics, Arts and Athletics (AAA) program in Section 6A competition.
Logan Grove and Kadyn Triebenbach are representing Osakis High School. AAA winners participate in Minnesota State High School League athletic programs and fine arts activities and must carry a grade point average of 3.0 or higher.
Kadyn Triebenbach, daughter of Scott Triebenbach and Shelly Engfer-Triebenbach, has a 3.94 GPA. She will move on to compete at the state level.
Triebenbach is involved with band, jazz band, choir, select choir, tennis, basketball and golf. She is also a part of student council, Family, Career and Community Leaders of America, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Project For Teens and the high school’s leadership group.
High school secretary retires from school district
Teri Haburn has a long list of things she plans to do after she retires as secretary at Osakis High School on June 27. It makes a person wonder how she had time in a busy schedule to spend 34 years in the school office.
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Teri Haburn has a long list of things she plans to do after she retires as secretary at Osakis High School on June 27. It makes a person wonder how she had time in a busy schedule to spend 34 years in the school office.
Haburn graduated from Long Prairie High School in 1971, married Dave Haburn of Osakis two months later, and went off with him in the Air Force. They spent the next 2 1/2 years in Arizona, and a year in Alaska before coming home to Osakis and a place in the country south of town. The first year Teri worked at the Osakis Coast to Coast Store. In the next couple years, Dave and Teri built their present family home north of Osakis.
Remember When - 1962: Lightning sets barn on fire
10 years ago September 17, 2002 The Osakis Lutheran Church broke ground last week on a 4,800 square foot extension slated to be completed by 2003. The Department of Natural Resources will build a primitive public access on a two-acre site it rece.
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The Osakis Review News | 12:00 am, Sep. 19, 2012
10 years ago
September 17, 2002
The Osakis Lutheran Church broke ground last week on a 4,800 square foot extension slated to be completed by 2003.
The Department of Natural Resources will build a primitive public access on a two-acre site it recently purchased along the Long Prairie River.
The Richard E. Jacobs Group, the Cleveland, Ohio-based real estate development company, has named Osakis native William Hansen as its vice president and general counsel.