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I seldom drive the road just east of Sleepy Eye. I believe it is 250 Avenue and State Highway 14.Have you ever noticed that the stop sign is almost completely covered by tree branches? If I had not known the area coming from the south I could have driven right across Highway 14.
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Sixteen-year-old Myra Soukup and her family greeted Obama when the president arrived at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport Friday.
Klobuchar meets with local vets
Sen. Amy Klobuchar stopped at the New Ulm American Legion on Monday as part of her Memorial Day tour to meet with veterans in rural counties.
Msgr. Gregory Schaffer, longtime...
NEW ULM Msgr. Gregory T. Schaffer, a priest of the Diocese of New Ulm and pastor for 48 years of the diocese's mission parish of San Lucas Toliman in Guatemala, died May 24 at Cerenity Care Center Marian of St.
St. Mary's survives scare with Sleepy Eye
Sleepy Eye St. Mary's scored late and defeated the Indians in the second round of the Section 2A softball playoffs Saturday at Caswell Park.
Our most valuable export. Weeds, 5/16/12
Our farm in the middle of Brown County grows corn and soybeans. In a good season, about 2 million pounds of corn and a million pounds of soybeans leave here to join the global supply of those commodities where they get fed, processed, and exported.
Back and Forth: Where is Ralph John Fritz today?
I gave a phone call recently to old friend Ralph Jon Fritz, now a resident of Florida since moving there four years ago.
Board OKs 4 Dakota Conflict markers
The Brown County commissioners approved Tuesday a request to place four historical markers noting aspects of Brown County's involvement in the U.S.-Dakota Conflict of 1862.
Mass of Christian Burial will be 10:30 a.m., Friday, May 18, at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Sleepy Eye with burial at St.
Our farm in the middle of Brown County grows corn and soybeans. In a good season, about two million pounds of corn and a million pounds of soybeans leave here to join the global supply of those commodities where they get fed, processed, and exported.
The Sleepy Eye City Council lowered the property values of a pair of residences at an Annual Board of Review meeting Monday.
Troy Jean "Jeannie" Sowers, 82, of New Ulm, died Friday, May 11, 2012 at Ridgeway on German in New Ulm.
New Ulm boys fifth at Mankato East Invite
The New Ulm boys are in fifth place with a 351 after the first day of the Mankato East Invite on Friday.
Accidents on County Road 27, Broadway and 16th North
A 1994 Chevrolet Cavalier driven by Madlyn M. McMullen, 16, Sleepy Eye, had moderate damage after it entered a ditch and rolled over on Brown County Road 27, near County Road 10, east of Sleepy Eye, at 12:31 p.m. Friday.
Sleepy Eye woman ordered to pay $10,000 restitution
A 49-year-old Sleepy Eye woman originally charged with eight felony counts of financial exploitation of a vulnerable adult and theft received a stay of execution for five years probation Friday in Brown County District Court.
Springfield boys win triangular
RRC took the meet on the girls' side. Alison Kircher of RRC shot a 49. Springfield's Callie Wersal shot a 53 while Anna Pommier, the medalist, had a score of 47.
Sleepy Eye picks Taher for food service
Following lengthy discussion - including public comments - Wednesday, the Sleepy Eye Public School board approved a resolution for Taher Inc.
Another Warm Welcome for Troops
The clouds parted, and the sun shone brightly shortly after Sunday noon as two coach buses of New Ulm-based, 1st Batallion, 1-125th Field Artillery Regiment soldiers arrived home after a year of duty in Kuwait.