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Alliance Bank closure brings opportunity for library upgrade

HANSKA — The closing of Alliance Bank in Hanska opens the door for a possible library upgrade. Hanska City Council met with community members in the Hanska Community Center to discuss whether the city should accept ownership of the Alliance Bank Building. The bank is offering to donate ...

A farewell to ‘Rosie’

NEW ULM – The Sister Cities Committee and the staff at New Ulm Country Club gave a fond farewell to Jan “Rosie” Rosenberg on Wednesday. For the last 12 weeks, Rosenberg served as the Hans Joohs Cultural Exchange intern. Rosenberg was born in Ulm, Germany, and lived there until May, when ...

Early voting begins

NEW ULM - Brown County received 80 early voting ballots deposited into the tabulator at the Brown County Courthouse Friday as early voting commenced. According to Brown County Auditor Treasurer Kelly Hotovec, Brown County is utilizing the early voting system more than surrounding counties. “We were talking to other counties and when they were at two to ten ballots we were already at 27,” Hotovec said. Early voting refers to the 18 days before the election where voters can cast their votes in person, similar to how they would on Election Day. “Brown County has offered ...

Trampled by Turtles perform Music is Grand fundraiser

NEW ULM – The Duluth band, Trampled by Turtles is coming to State Street Theater in New Ulm on Saturday, Oct. 24 as part of the Music is Grand series. The Music is Grand series officially started two years ago as fundraiser for The Grand Center for Arts and Culture. The first year Emmylou ...

Backer presents how primary sources humanize historical figures

NEW ULM — Mayor Kathleen Backer explored how a range of items can serve as primary documents that humanize historical figures during her full capacity presentation “New Ulm in the 1860s and 70s: Following the Paper Trail” at the Brown County Historical Society (BCHS) Annex. Backer’s ...

MN company presents fertilizer alternative to United Nations

WELCOME – An alternative fertilizer venture from Martin County-based Easy Environmental Solutions Inc. made enough headway to be presented to organizations and national representatives from around the world at the United Nations General Assembly on Sept. 21. Having worked with thousands of ...