NEW ULM – The proposed barndominium subdivision was moved forward by the New Ulm City Council Tuesday. The Planned Unit Development (PUD) for Land Haven Development was approved by the council. This development would create New Ulm’s first combination storage facility/residential dwelling ...

NEW ULM – The Kuepers Highland Apartments project at 901 N. Highland Ave. is moving forward following a unanimous vote from the New Ulm City Council in favor of the Planned Unit Development (PUD) general development plan, Tuesday. The council approved PUD in the face of strong opposition ...

NEW ULM - Things were shaking at Oak Hills Living Center this week. Activities Director Rachel Becker and Sandy Reinke teamed up to provide community wide entertainment for residents, families and visitors alike. A variation of Bingo, dubbed “Music Singo,” residents received cards similar ...

NEW ULM – The Franklin building in downtown New Ulm is reopening this month as three separate venues operating under the same roof. The three venues are The Franklin, Benny’s, and Frankie’s. Each is designed to meet different community needs; large-scale gatherings, casual dining, and ...

NEW ULM – Members of the New Ulm Chapter of Indivisible returned to the intersection of Broadway and Center Saturday to oppose cuts to veterans' benefits. Indivisible is a grassroots movement with chapters across the state, including Mankato and St. Peter. Earlier this year, the New Ulm ...

NEW ULM — River Valley BMX hosted its first outdoor state qualifier on Saturday, drawing around 100 racers and an estimated 1,500 spectators to the local track. The event marked a major milestone for the nonprofit, volunteer-run organization, which has been steadily growing its presence in ...