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Saturday Civic Center Indoor Garage Sales, 8 a.m to 12 p.m. Suicide Prevention Vendor Show from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at City Hall Parking Lot Arne Fogel storyteller 11 a.m. at Minnesota Music Hall of Fame. The New Ulm Farmers Market will be held 9am-12pm in the River Bend Education District parking lot through October 10 Schell’s Biergarden 5-7pm. SUNDAY Just For Today Nar-Anon Family Group, 3:30-4:30 p.m., So. MN Recovery Connection, 220 East Main St., Mankato, Midtown Square Building Suite #4. Call 507-420-5670 or 507-340-3092. Three Legacies AA, 7 p.m., Big Book 12x12 Study, ...

Police logs

New Ulm Police •Police took a report 3:10 p.m. Tuesday from 24-year-old New Ulm woman who fell victim to a scam.  The caller identified himself as a postal inspector and stated he was investigating mail fraud through someone taking out a Capital One credit card in name. The women did notice a credit card from Capital One that had been opened in her name. The male caller was asking for additional information. The contact Capital One.      •At 12:27 p.m. Thursday, New Ulm Police arrested a 41-year-old New Ulm man on a warrant for two felony threats of violence charges.  The man ...

Wall too high

SLEEPY EYE – After discussion Tuesday, Sept. 8, the Sleepy Eye City Council unanimously approved an amended settlement agreement and resolution to ordering the partial take down of a wall on Prescott Street Northwest. The wall is located on the property of Glen and Lisa Schuster property. ...

Blues vocalist Lisa Wenger represent women at MMHF

NEW ULM — Regional blues vocalist Lisa Wenger celebrated a career milestone last weekend at the Minnesota Music Hall of Fame (MMHF), where she was recognized as the only woman among 17 nominees selected for induction in the Hall's 2026 blues class. Wenger attended a presentation last ...

'It's about memory'

MARSHALL — You might see them as you pass down a street in Marshall – a pair of painted white sneakers hanging from a tree, or fastened to a light pole. Each pair of shoes represents a person detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Laura Migliorino said. “It’s ...

‘A very good start’

NEW ULM – The City of New Ulm is looking to replace over 70 lead water service lines through a Minnesota Public Facilities Authority (PFA) grant. To start the lead pipe replacement, the New Ulm City Council approved the issuance of a temporary $1 million note to PFA ahead of the grant money's arrival. Finance Director Nicole Jorgensen explained that New Ulm Public Utilities received a commitment from PFA for a grant to replace the lead service lines in the city’s water system, but it needed the $1 million note to start the project. “The grant is $1 million, but it requires that ...