For over 120 years, the Hermann Monument has cast a long shadow over New Ulm and is now synonymous with the city. Few communities in the United States are as strongly identified with an image as New Ulm is connected with Hermann. The monument is located in Hermann Heights Park overlooking ...

As the 2021-22 school year begins, area teachers, principals, superintendents and staff are hopeful and optimistic for a successful nine months of academics, athletics and activities. The end of the 2019-20 school year saw cancelations, distance learning and difficult decisions being made as ...

Al Drexler and his son Jeremy have been associated with Searles and Hanska baseball for a long time. The Drexlers, who are now putting in time with the Searles Bullheads, were among the many proud residents of Searles and Hanska the last two weekends as both towns were among four that hosted ...

Kevin Schafer has done quite a variety of jobs in his life. He’s been a printer, mechanic and auto body technician, took flight instruction, was a certified air vessel welder and worked for a hog barn accessorizing company, founded and published a newspaper for five years, and worked for a ...

This week Brown County celebrates the 153rd Brown County Fair, one of the largest gatherings in the region. This year will take its place in history as the return of the fair after it was canceled in 2020 due to the COVID pandemic. Though the loss of the fair in 2020 disappointed many, it ...

NEW ULM — Weaving together numerous, fantastic fairy tales into a fun-for-all musical called “Into the Woods,” the Protean Players will bring the State Street Theater Co. (SSTC) stage to life from Aug. 13-15. “Into the Woods” is being directed by Michael Koester, a veteran to the ...