NEW ULM – The Brown County Veterans Council accepted $2,000 from 3M of New Ulm, on Thursday as part of 3M’s Military Support Network. Nathan Fix and Rayanna McRoberts of 3M said the funds were raised through t-shirt fundraisers with all proceeds going to the support network. Brown County ...
NEW ULM – Music, root beer floats, pie and a slip ‘n slide; Turner Hall Park was the center of New Ulm’s Independence Day celebration Friday. The July 4 celebration in Turner Hall Park is a long-standing tradition in New Ulm. Turner Hall executive director Andrea Boettger said Turner ...
On Tuesday, the U.S. Senate narrowly passed President Donald Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill.” This bill has now moved to the U.S. House for approval. Since the budget bill was first unveiled, there have been concerns it would result in significant cuts to Medicaid. Recently, the operating Board members of Oak Hills Living Center in New Ulm have voiced similar concerns. In a recent letter to the editor, the board urged the public to contact representatives and oppose the budget bill due to Medicaid cuts that could harm rural nursing homes, such as Oak Hills. “We operate on a ...
NEW ULM – The River Haven housing project moves forward with the New Ulm City Council approving the Planned Unit Development (PUD) on Tuesday. The PUD is required for the creation of a mixed-use development at 1800 North Highland Avenue and 1425-1625 Maplewood Drive. The planned housing ...
NEW ULM — The Brown County Fairgrounds rumbled with the sounds of engines and admiration Sunday as the 23rd annual Autofest rolled into town, bringing with it more than 350 cars, motorcycles, and trucks from across the region. Hosted on a near-perfect summer day, the event attracted auto ...
NEW ULM – The Diocese of New Ulm’s Pilgrimage of Hope proved to be a joyful and beautiful experience for pilgrims, Aaron Gnerer, David Rabey, Molly Koralewski, Jake Brost, Amber Rosemeier, Mattthew Collins, and Aleah Vetsch, as they ended of their eight-day, 90 mile journey to sites ...
