NEW ULM — Spins, twizzles and wicked fun will soon grace the ice at the New Ulm Civic Center as the New Ulm Figure Skating Club (NUFSC) performs “Oz on Ice.” “Oz on Ice” will be sponsored by Meidl Concrete Services and take place March 7 and 8 at the New Ulm Civic Center, with two ...
NEW ULM - New Ulm Medical Center is recognizing two of its longest‑serving physicians, Dr. Roger Lindholm and Dr. Scott Rysdahl, each of whom has practiced in New Ulm for more than 35 years. Both physicians came to New Ulm early in their careers and built long-term practices shaped by ...
ST. PAUL — Legislative bills to provide funds for all Minnesota schools to add more security measures in their buildings are moving forward with bipartisan interest and support from a variety of faith leaders. “Both public and private schools should have the resources they need to keep their students and staff safe. There is strong bipartisan interest to create safer school environments because that is important to everyone,” said Dist. 15B Rep. Paul Torkelson, R-Hanska. The need for student safety was urged in a Feb. 20 letter to the House Education Finance Committee from seven ...
NEW ULM — John Kellen, executive director of the Grand Center for Arts & Culture and a documentary filmmaker and photographer, shared the history of The Makatoh Reconciliation and Healing Horse Ride at New Ulm Community Center Thursday. Dakota riders travel hundreds of miles each December ...
NEW ULM -- The District 88 School Board formally approved a review for the school’s K-12 Social Studies Program. Curriculum and Instructor Coordinator Amanda Thorson and district teachers Tiffany Gasow, Miles Wangensteen and Rebekah Gordon provided a breakdown of the curriculum by school building. Gasow said at WLC and Jefferson the district is to foster inclusive, student-centered learning environments. The goal in kindergarten and grade school is start with the basics of social studies. In kindergarten, students will spend an hour per week on social studies spread over five ...
NEW ULM — The Martin County West Mavericks outscored New Ulm Cathedral 9-3 in the last two minutes of the second overtime and went on to top the Greyhounds 87-84 in the first round of the Section 2A Boys Basketball Tournament. Chase Owen led the Mavericks (4-23) with 26 points and 11 ...
