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‘Live to Draw’ exhibit opens with reception at Gag House on Friday
May 8, 2013 NEW ULM — The Wanda Gag House Association will host the Opening Reception of the ‘Live to Draw’ exhibit on Friday, May 10, from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm. more »»
Gibbon mayor: Most past due water bills have been settled
May 7, 2013 GIBBON — Approximately$140,000 in overdue water bills grabbed the attention of a packed house as the Gibbon City Council on Monday. more »»
Farmers Market site, apartment plans on council agenda
May 7, 2013 NEW ULM — The New Ulm City Council will meet today at 5 p.m. in the Council Chambers at City Hall. more »»
Water flushing today on North Front, South Front streets
May 7, 2013 NEW?ULM — The New Ulm Water Department will start flushing water mains today. Affected areas are all of North and South Front streets. Flushing will take place approximately between 8 a.m. more »» 
Walking to fight hunger, poverty
May 6, 2013 Staff photo by Fritz Busch The 23rd Annual New Ulm CROP (Christian Rural Overseas Program) WALK begian Sunday afternoon at the Putting Green EcoCenter, 1915 S. Valle. more »»
Board to consider private crossing agreement
May 6, 2013 NEW ULM — The Brown County Board will consider a proposed agreement Tuesday with Roger and Marsha Marti for a private bridge across County Ditch 4 in Section 21, Home Township. more »»
Morgan Creek to serve award-winning wines at Fishing Opener
May 6, 2013 NEW ULM – Three of Morgan Creek Vineyards’ award-winning wines have been selected to be served at the 2013 Minnesota Governor’s Fishing Opener, Saturday, May 11 during the social hour. more »» 
New Ulm High School Prom
May 5, 2013 Staff photo by Steve Muscatello Chase Meyer escorts Briana Sieve during the grand march of the New Ulm High School Prom Saturday in the school gym. For more photos of this event go to cu.nujournal. more »» 
Community Garden plots available
May 5, 2013 NEW ULM — Twenty-six New Ulm Community Garden plots remain at the Putting Green EcoCenter. more »» 
Blackstad expands bait & tackle business, will re-open May 11
May 5, 2013 LAKE HANSKA — Enthused by predicted improved fishing prospects on Lake Hanska, bait and tackle business owner Craig Blackstad expanded his business over the winter. more »»
Pro Kinship mentors sought
May 4, 2013 SLEEPY EYE — A non-profit organization that promotes mentoring for at-risk youth that lost a parent and/or need help with self-esteem and other social skills seeks adult volunteer mentor. more »»
Past due balances not on water bills
May 4, 2013 GIBBON — Past due water bill amounts were not reflected on monthly statements sent to residents over the past few years, according to Gibbon City Attorney Raphael J. Miller of Gaylord. more »» 
Netland to manage wildlife for DNR in 6 counties
May 4, 2013 NEW ULM — Cory Netland will manage wildlife in Brown, Chippewa, Kandiyohi, Meeker, Redwood and Renville counties as the new area wildlife supervisor for the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources... more »»
Gibbon residents question big water bills
May 3, 2013 GIBBON — Past due city water bills amounting to several thousand dollars have the interest of a number of Gibbon residents. more »» 
Local dairy-farm youth advance to national competition
May 3, 2013 NEW?ULM — If you don’t know why you shouldn’t vaccinate cows for grubs during the winter, you can always ask Isabella Portner. more »»
Beussman, Walz discuss Hwy 14 with MnDOT head
May 3, 2013 ST. PAUL — New Ulm Mayor Bob Beussman, 1st District Rep. more »»
DNR reminds residents of burning permits
May 3, 2013 NEW ULM — Residents are reminded that permits are required for open burning and those permits have limitations, according to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR). more »» 
‘Housewarming’ at Lind House on Friday
May 2, 2013 By Kremena Spengler Staff Writer NEW ULM — Several decades ago, the Lind House, once home to the 14th governor of Minnesota John Lind, had fallen into extreme disrepair. more »»
Lind and his wife built house in 1887
May 2, 2013 John Lind Born in Sweden in 1854, John Lind came to America in 1868. His family settled in Minnesota. Shortly after, he suffered an accident and his left hand was amputate. more »» |
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