NEW ULM — While the use of traditional cigarettes by teens in Minnesota has plummeted, e-cigarette use amongst youth continues to rise in the state. In some cases, some of the burden of educating students about the consequences of e-cigarette use has fallen on local schools. In March, ...
NEW ULM — Veterinarians testified Thursday for the State of Minnesota and two Sleepy Eye women facing 18 misdemeanor counts each for animal mistreatment in Brown Country District Court. Cassey L. Mertz, 33, and Corrine Mertz, 61, of rural Sleepy Eye were each charged on April 24, 2018, in ...
NEW ULM — New Ulm High School graduate Peter Spengler and Minnesota Valley Lutheran High School grad Grace Peterson will speak at the Memorial Day Observance Monday, May 27, in New Ulm City Cemetery. Spengler, the son of Kremena and Allen Triebenbach and the late Paul Spengler, will read ...
NEW ULM — The District 88 Board of Education Thursday approved a temporary easement and permanent recreation trail to help build a roundabout on North Highland Avenue, two bids for parking lot improvements. It also held readings of revised policies and heard a staff development ...
NEW ULM — The Brown County Historical Society’s popcorn wagon begins its 2019 season on June 1. It will operate on Center Street in front of the Museum on ten dates throughout the summer and fall, including three dates in June. On Saturday, June 1, the wagon will be open from 10 a.m. ...
Editor’s note: This is the first article in a two-part series about e-cigarette usage in Minnesota and Brown County and local response to the problem. NEW ULM — It’s not just harmless water vapor. Minnesota teen tobacco and nicotine use are on the rise, and experts and public health ...
Avery Braulick, 4, foreground, smiles for a photo as he stands in the bucket of a bulldozer Wednesday during a vehicle fair at Jefferson Elementary. The vehicle fair featured a variety of vehicles such as bulldozers, cranes, firetrucks and a demolition derby car.
NEW ULM — A three-day jury trial for two Sleepy Eye women facing 18 misdemeanor counts each for animal mistreatment and deprivation of food and shelter began in Brown County District Court Wednesday. Cassey L. Mertz, 33, and Corrine Mertz, 61, of rural Sleepy Eye were each charged on April ...
New Ulm High School students and educators pose for a photo in the high school auditorium Wednesday following a fine arts scholarship and awards ceremony. High school fine arts activities include the high school plays and musical, jazz band, Oak Street Singers, high school choirs and bands, ...
The New Ulm Medical Center Foundation Board is sponsoring a free drink to each New Ulm Medical Center employee, physician and volunteer from May 20-31 from Java Junction (onsite coffee shop) to celebrate the recognition of New Ulm Medical Center being named number-one critical access hospital ...
SPIRIT LAKE — The New Ulm Battery recently made their annual trip to Spirit Lake, Iowa. The battery has visited the town as part of the 8th-grade Civil War program. The annual visit to the school was first organized by longtime battery member Jerry Fastenow. Spirit Lake is his hometown. ...
NEW ULM — The anticipation grew as George Glotzbach peeled off several layers of tape and paper off a slim package from southern California. “You don’t always run into a Flavia Gag,” Wanda Gag House Association board member Diana Lee Schaefer said. “Much less such a beautiful ...
NEW ULM — North Park will be the site of the New Ulm’s new splashpad. The city council unanimously approved North Park for the splashpad instead of Harman Park. A splashpad is an aquatic play feature with no standing water or depth. With no standing water, a lifeguard is not necessary. ...
BROWN COUNTY — After an hour of discussion that included a number of questions from two farmers, Brown County commissioners unanimously approved redetermination of benefits (ROB) for County Ditches (CD) 5 and 72 Tuesday. Commissioners unanimously approved consolidation of Lateral 11A and CD ...
GAYLORD — Sibley County Commissioners unanimously approved a conditional use permit for an Arlington man to establish a wildlife attraction business on property located on High Island Lake in New Auburn May 14. Christian Lillienthal requested a permit for Wild Things Zoo Attractions told ...
NEW ULM — Aided by donations and volunteer help, the Way of the Cross got a major facelift Monday as restored statuettes that line a 280-yard paverstone route on a shaded hillside behind New Ulm Medical Center were returned to the 14 stations that house them. The stations, located at 1500 ...
NEW ULM — The final location of the donated splashpad will be determined, Tuesday. A splashpad is an aquatic play feature with no standing water or depth. With no standing water, a lifeguard is not necessary. The splashpad is described as a playground with water features. The New Ulm ...
No Sunday races due to weather NEW ULM — Flat-track race results for Saturday, May 18 were released Sunday night. No races were held Sunday due to the wet weather. Results of area racers: Overall results: 50cc chain Jr.: 1. Olivia Kirchoff, Winona. 2. Jace Sandman, Madelia. 50cc chain ...
NEW ULM — Bishop John M. LeVoir told 25 Cathedral High School graduates Sunday to let their lights shine, share the life and work of Jesus Christ on the modern world which needs it badly. “Live the gospel and share it with others,” LeVoir said in his address. “Radiate the joy of the ...
NEW ULM — “Our savior is bigger than our decisions,” Martin Luther College President, The Rev. Mark Zarling told 176 graduating students at the MLC Commencement Service in the college gymnasium Saturday. “The father decided he would curse his blessed son because of my sins, your sins ...