Fifty years ago, the Minnesota Valley Electric Cooperative announced that it would open a new, larger office in Jordan.

Read more of Jordan's history in the Looking Back column published in the March 18 print edition of the Jordan Independent.

Thirty years ago, Jordan and Belle Plaine won their state baseball tournament bid.

Find out why the bid was unique and read more of Jordan's history in the Looking Back column published in
the March 18 print edition of the Jordan Independent.

Thirty years ago, residents purchased degreaser in support of local baseball teams.

Read more of Jordan's history in the Looking Back column published in the March 18 print edition of the Jordan Independent.

Thirty years ago, Laurie Kes, Tam Seifert, and Kim Hentges made the all-Minnesota River Conference. girls basketball team.

Read more of Jordan's history in the Looking Back column published in
the March 18 print edition of the Jordan Independent.

Ten years ago, in Spring Lake Township, Donald Beuch was elected supervisor and Willard Brandt re-elected clerk.

Read more of Jordan's history in the Looking Back column published in the March 11 print edition of the Jordan Independent.

Ten years ago, Cyril Wolf and Ray Jabs were elected to the Sand Creek Town Board and William Schroeder was re-elected clerk.

Read more of Jordan's history in the
Looking Back column published in the March 11 print edition of the
Jordan Independent.

Ten years ago, Bobby and Steve's Auto World was coming to Jordan.

Read more about the proposed truck stop and more of Jordan's history in the
Looking Back column published in the March 11 print edition of the
Jordan Independent.

Ten years ago, six Panthers were named to the all-Minnesota River Conference team. They are David Whipps, Justin Roberts, Steve Gregory, Jeff Strack, Jacob Lucas, Mat Meger, and Ryan Valek.

Read more of Jordan's history in the
Looking Back column published in the March 11 print edition of the
Jordan Independent.

Thirty years ago, the Schule Haus in Jordan opened its doors to new resident senior citizens.

Read a list of who they were and more of Jordan's history in the Looking Back column published in the March 4 print edition of the Jordan Independent.