NEW ULM – Two plats connected with housing developments were approved by the New Ulm City Council Tuesday. The final plat for the Highland Avenue Apartments and the Land Haven Development were both unanimously approved by the council. The plat approvals will enable the development of 170 ...

NEW ULM – Eli Lovig, Alayna Lovig, and Leah Lovig created their business Little Mabel’s as something fun to do for the summer. Thursdays and Saturdays New Ulm hosts a farmers market in the A to Zinnia parking lot located at 1st Street and Broadway. It’s free to attend or browse, and ...

NEW ULM – The 4 Pillars Gallery hosted an opening reception for veteran Mankato artist Brian McLaughlin Friday in The Grand Center for Arts and Culture. Entitled “Brian’s Bugs and Other Things,” the show features 32 paintings by the artist depicting landscapes and familiar cityscapes ...

Story and photos by Charlie M. Hartman NEW ULM — Classic cars, motorcycles, music, food trucks and crowds filled downtown New Ulm Saturday evening for the New Ulm Downtown Car & Bike Roll-In. Many car enthusiasts set their chairs out along the sidewalks close to their cars, so that ...

By JOHN LAMPINEN Staff writer At 84, Mrs. Leah Ryan’s sight isn’t what it used to be. Because of that, she says, she doesn’t “dare” go anywhere by herself any more. That includes making the trip from Traulich Estates to Loretto Hospital, where her sister is a patient. For the last ...

NEW ULM – Installation of a new segment of New Ulm’s bike and pedestrian path began earlier this week behind the former Target building. New Ulm has long held an easement for the bike and pedestrian path through South Park, however the path was never paved or delineated. The easement for ...