NEW ULM -- Members of the New Ulm Izaak Walton Chapter #79 cleaned over three miles of road ditch along County Highway 29 on Wednesday, October 8. Members participating are left to right: Dave Tauer, Randy Newman, Dale Aufderheide, Scott Waldner, Tom Kaehler, Shelly Tauer, Mary Ellen Schanus, ...
NEW ULM -- The New Ulm Rotary Club is hosting a Trivia Night on Friday, Oct 24, 2025, at the New Ulm Country Club. The funds raised will help support two Rotary youth projects. The first is the annual Ethics Workshop held yearly in October, with approximately 45-50 student participants. The second is the awarding of three $750 scholarships to a senior from each of our three high schools, New Ulm Public, New Ulm Cathedral and Minnesota Valley Lutheran. The cost to participate in the trivia night is $25 person with teams of 2-8 people payable on the night of the event to New Ulm ...
Wednesday, October 8, the water department will be flushing water mains on State Street. Flushing will be between the hours of 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Residents should avoid laundering clothes when flushing is occurring in the neighborhood. It is advisable to allow about an hour after daily flushing for water to clear. Residents experience discoloration after flushing are advised to run water until it clears. If problems arise, call the Water Department at 359-8279 or after 3:30 p.m. call 359-8264.
Brown County 4-H students participated in the Minnesota 4-H State Horse show on Sept. 5-9 in Cannon Falls and Sept. 13-14 in Sauk Centre. Brown County’s 4-H delegation included Leah Kucera, Mia Walter, Sydney Zarn, Kenedi Wersal, D’Lyla Todd, and Millie Lax. This year, over 645 youth ...
The Martin Luther Academy (MLA) class of 1976 met at Martin Luther College September 17-18 for a reunion. Pictured: Front Left to Right: Ruth Zimplemann Pudlo, Becky Henning Berger, LuAnn Duin Reich, Ramona Meyer Potter, Carla Marwede Catozzi and Kim Smith Jones Middle row L to R: Kathy ...
United Way of the Brown County Area’s 28 annual Fall Days of Caring is scheduled for October 23 to October 25. This event offers a chance for community members to come together and make an impact in the lives of those in need. Through this event, volunteers have the opportunity to demonstrate their commitment to the well-being of New Ulm, Springfield, Sleepy Eye, and other communities in Brown County. Projects can vary widely, and may include small painting projects, raking leaves, washing windows, cleaning gutters, or other yard work that enhances the living conditions of ...
