New Ulm, MN News

• New Ulm, MN News
• Joni Mehlhop: 'Top of the line'
• Kindergarten grads
• Msgr. Gregory Schaffer, longtime pastor of San Lucas Mission, dies at 78
• Fischer files
• Incumbents file for Brown County Board
• NUHS graduates 162
• ALC graduation
• District 88 sets new prices for activity passes
• Hanson files for New Ulm City Council
• Setterholm gratified by students' gains
• Reinhart faces 16 felony theft charges
• Windschitl files for county board
• City evicts horse
• Sleepy Eye woman faces meth charge
• Board to consider changing structure of meetings
• Wind, rain storm causes damage
• Schiemann honored with Lifestyle Change Award
• Highway 14 detour approved
• Schmitz files for re-election
• 4 liens placed on mall for delinquent utility bills
• Teaching: An adventure of a life time
• HPC considers options for paver repairs, replacements
• City moves ahead with levee project
• Local schools receive no special designations
• McCrea's passion for life cited at Athena presentation
• Menards work begins
• 'Remembering Bobbi'
• Cathedral graduates 33
• NU City Council to consider river levee resolution today
• Syttende Mai parade
• Mall owners owe $19,000 in utility bills
• NUHS awards
• Riding high
• Bacchus crooner
• 1st Schell's Lager Lauf draws 1,000 participants
• MLC?holds graduation
• Commissioners to consider Highway 14 detour
• Poppy Princess
• Nicollet board hires superintendent, principal
• SCHA, Brown County and NU Medical Center to partner on health care initiative
• Pawlenty promotes Romney at Cocktails with the Governor
• American flag that flew over Kuwait . . . Now flies over Washington School
• City, heir to Johnson Collection at odds over sale
• Let's play cops
• Lawmakers discuss session
• 950 register for Lager Lauf road races, walks on Saturday
• Picture-It Painted grant helps BCHS museum look its best
• Park & Rec OKs Harman Park shelter plans
• Board OKs 4 Dakota Conflict markers
• And the highest bidder is ...
• Farmers Market in downtown New Ulm gets approval
• Showing their purple pride
• NUACS to honor alumni, friends
• SE Council lowers home values
• Historical markers on county board agenda
• MnDOT debuts CIMS funding program
• From Business Woman to Volunteer
• Surprise return of flood risk
• With humor, wit, Stewart was heart of school events
• Dahms, Torkelson talk Vikings, Highway 14 at Hot Topics
• Jury finds Hanska man guilty of one charge
• MVL senior earns top national academic award
• Accidents on County Road 27, Broadway and 16th North
• Sleepy Eye woman ordered to pay $10,000 restitution
• ECFE children conclude acclivities for year
• Service to Mankind Award winners
• Dewanz named Tourism Person of the Year
• District 88 Board denies extension of early retirement incentive
• Something fishy at Ag Show
• Board to act on teacher cuts tonight
• Stewart man fined $14,500 for MPCA violations
• Real estate taxes due May 15
• Sleepy Eye picks Taher for food service
• Seeing students advance made job rewarding
• Dianna Andersen ...
• EDA sets prices for spec houses
• Biedenbender selected National Merit Scholar
• Program cuts on District 84 agenda
• Planning commission OKs permit applications
• Petitioner fails in attempt to put fiber optic plan to a vote
• Finalists for judgeship named
• Pawlenty to headline 'Cocktails with the Governor' at Lind House
• Rivers on the rise
• A Prom for all ages
• Another Warm Welcome for Troops
• Famed concertina player Elmer Scheid dies
• NUHS Prom
• Winthrop man fights fiber optic project vote
• Ominous clouds
• Connecting Nicollet County tours county's west end
• Mental illness was a factor in police standoff
• Fun Fair
• Minnesota Valley Lutheran High School presents 'Area 52'
• Hegseth touts GOP 'new blood' approach to Senate race
• Supreme Court rules in favor of Brown County
• Minor fire at Herberger's
• Chamber celebrates Tourism Week
• Police standoff ends with removal of man from house on North Broadway
• Parry presents Highway 14 amendment, pulls after earmark challenge
• Parry presents Highway 14 amendment, pulls after earmark challenge
• DNR commissioner pleased with fee increases
• Inspiration from a Teacher
• Detox death ruled suicide
• STRIVE scholarships awarded
• SNAP seeks records from diocese on sexual misconduct
• Education commissioner responds to District 84 on 4-day denial
• Community photo shoot
• Fischer appointed to NU?Council
• Council to fill vacancy, consider continuing city survey
• Quist, Parry to fight it out in primary
• Fire destroys mobile home
• Sleepy Eye FFA members earn state degrees
• Buckthorn project needs volunteers
• Commissioners host redistricting hearing Tuesday
• Troops welcomed home
• Fire destroys home at New Ulm Mobile Village
• Hokenson speaks to the power of language
• River Banquet stresses successes
• New Ulm resident nominated to Republican National Convention
• Rep. Morrow pushes hard to create movement on Hwy. 14
• Youth celebrate Arbor Day, plant trees
• Eagles Extravaganza
• Fischer, Warshauer seek vacant Ward 2 Council seat
• District 88 invites sealed bids for middle school
• On the way to the theater
• Troops due home on Sunday
• GFW board mulls boiler issues
• Date of GOP endorsing convention unresolved
• Career Expo
• Sale of middle school on board agenda
• Sibley County OKs fiber optic project
• Makepeaces are recipients of Service to Mankind award
• McKeeth, Erickson, Hopp honored as Teachers of the Year
• Sleepy Eye, Cedar Mountain FFA chapters rank high
• Jefferson students display their artwork
• Board OKs pact for healthcare coordinator
• PUC approves loan program for water service repairs
• DNR starts a fire
• Showing grandpa and grandma the moves of tinikling
• MLC students honored as Good Samaritans in fatality aftermath
• Highway 14 work starts May 1 in N. Mankato
• Political activists: long Parry/Quist battle benefits Walz
• World Book Night celebrated
• Sletta 8th in State Speech
• Republicans adjourn in First District, still want to endorse
• Miss Sleepy Eye
• First District Convetion Adjourns with no endorsement
• QR?Code placards installed to tell New Ulm's history
• Quist, Parry battle for First District endorsement
• Deacons ordained for Diocese
• Schell's Brewery to host first annual Lager Lauf
• County board mulls healthcare coordinator contract
• Fun in the sun
• YES teams speak at County Congress
• Bobbi McCrea honored with Athena Award
• Vehicle towed from accident scene
• Rain drops keep falling
• Sleepy Eye denied 4-day school week
• Pain killers can kill
• Winners of essay, photo contests for Human Rights Commission announced
• Teens play bluegrass at The Grand on Saturday
• HONU reviews two-year data
• MnDOT policy on Highway 14 draws ire of legislators
• Spinning a yarn about the Middle Ages
• Cathedral High School - National Honor Society
• National Honor Society - New Ulm High School
• Local officials to testify about Highway 14 today at Capitol
• Hwy 14 4-lane expansion unlikely
• Suss endorsed as DFL candidate for Senate District 16
• 11 permanent deacons to be ordained Saturday
• Efforts to reduce distracted driving increase
• Mobile Spay, Neuter Clinic in NU Thursday
• Council will consider liquor permit for Schell's Lager Lauf run
• Candidates report fund-raising efforts
• NUHS Speech advances 4 to Section 2AA Finals, 1 to State
• K-Bowl teams do well at State
• Legislators double down on deadly force bill support
• 'Ditties and Deserts' event showcases local students' talents
• Commissioners to consider drainage policy
• MVL K-Bowl team second at state
• No school at St. Paul's Monday
• City installs bike racks to benefit public
• Pure magic!
• Palmer promoted to DNR captain/manager
• Library reports increased program attendance
• Teachers headed to mediation
• Dahms, Torkelson expect two-week push will end session
• District 88 autism program successful in preparing children for school
• District 84 Board mulls electives, class size
• Police investigate death at detox
• Schell's launches Czech Dark Lager
• Sleepy Eye loans $10,000 to Veterans Park project
• Housing study provides facts on New Ulm's demographics
• The thrill of the hunt
• Everybody loves a book sale
• EDA will consider approving joint powers agreement with BCA
• 3-vehicle accident at the Y
• World-class musician to perform at MLC
• County lists top taxpayers
• Brown County REA holds 75th annual meeting
• Lookin' for catfish
• NU Battery reflects on Shiloh 150th reenactment
• Sex offender moving back to New Ulm
• Open burning restricted to vegetative materials
• Information sought on old tombstone
• Stations of the Cross service
• Teen bicyclist flees after hitting car
• Germann named 2012 Hans Joohs exchangee
• Battle of Shiloh anniversary
• Way of the Cross staffed on Good Friday
• Applicants sought for Ward 2 vacancy on New Ulm City Council
• STOCK Act becomes law
• NU man in Mankato crash identified
• Council plans to fill vacancy, OKs Menards annexation
• Brown County has healthy babies, high clinical care
• Levee assessment hearing draws criticism, praise
• Students stock the food shelf
• WWII Army nurse touched many lives near and far
• County board to receive report on taxpayer rankings
• Public hearing on Minnesota River Levee Project tonight at city hall
• New Ulm man injured in crash in Mankato
• Songs for residents of Oak Hills
• Accident knocks power out in Courtland
• Music in the spring time
• Pagel to run for Legislature
• Israeli storyteller emphasizes understanding others' viewpoints
• Spring events at Oak Hills
• It's official: no four-day week for District 88
• Large SE crowd runs for soldier suicide awareness
• Israeli storyteller to give presentation
• Food collected
• State poster contest winner
• Level 3 sex offender in New Ulm arrested for parole violation
• Fairfax getting new water tower
• Lessons in Fighting Fires
• Minnesota VIPs
• Pessimism emerges on Highway 14 expansion
• Fairfax awards street/utility bids
• GFW to purchase two school buses
• CAST seeks community input in forming local Lifelong Learning Institute
• PUC approves preliminary 30-year WAPA contract
• SE Council OKs 2012 Street & Utility bid
• Department of Human Services review shows improvement
• NUHS team's robot walks, turns and 'shoots baskets'
• AMPI reports $2 billion in sales
• Rotary Club honors senior scholars
• New Ulm Battery heads to Battle of Shiloh reenactment
• Eagles Extravaganza
• HONU getting positive results
• Rain barrels, composters reduce waste
• 276-pound gilts win hog show titles
• Plenty of outdoor ideas at Home/Self Show
• 'It's Cool in the Furnace'
• MVL competes at NUHS?speech tourney
• Scouts collect 4,300 pounds of food
• Religious devout march on Brown County Courthouse to protest contraceptive mandate
• Children's Justice Initiative tour stops at RF
• Prairie Piecemakers stage Quilt Show
• Children under 10 involved in bus incident
• More than 200 booths at home show
• Armbrusters to return to Sleepy Eye
• 'Here Comes the Judge' to Morgan
• STOCK Act passes, heads to Obama's desk
• Board OKs funds for youth development
• Loyal customer protests Kmart closing
• Run With The Troops on Skype
• STOCK Act poised for passage today
• Solar energy to power apartments
• Arlington City Council nixes broadband plan
• Thieves take cash, guns in Fairfax
• Bill tackles state legislators' right to drive drunk
• County approves lights for Essig baseball park
• Biking in the rain
• Council accepts Olson's resignation
• NUHS Speech Team takes 7th at 'Bulldog' invite
• Springfield teacher receives Medtronic award
• Mankato man faces charges after rural chase
• Brewery bill brings Schell's back into tax credit
• Campers on display
• Commissioners to consider AgBMP loan funds
• Crazy about quilting...
• Brown County Republican Convention foreshadows GOP campaigns
• St. Patrick's Day Parade
• Councilor Todd Olson to resign next week
• MVL, Public K-Bowl teams go to state
• Preparing for exhibit
• AMPI selling Cass-Clay brand
• Good for golfing
• Local trio travels to Morocco with MARL
• Local robotics team wins rookie spot at world competition
• Bavarian Blast offers new options at festival
• District 88 OKs cuts of $1.1 million
• Nominations sought for Service to Mankind Award
• Townships hold annual meetings
• District 88 to vote on cuts
• Band, choir festival
• SE City Council OKs hospital refinancing
• Planning Commission approves Essig Ballpark lights
• Lease for middle school declined in view of potential sale
• Suss announces candidacy for Senate
• Agriculture on parade
• Rotary Scholars Recognition Banquet set March 26
• NUMC Pulmonary Rehab open house Thursday, March 15
• New shelter considered for Harman Park
• NCLB waiver has some local impact
• Partial skull found on sandbar in Belgrade Township
• Suss to run for state Senate
• History comes alive at annual Trade Fair
• Politicians galore in New Ulm
• Record-breaking weather
• Big plans in store for St. Patrick's Day Parade
• Farm Show wraps up with new format
• World's best: AMPI cheese and butter
• Farm show showcases products
• Highway 14 Partnership calls on Gov. Dayton to guarantee 4-lane project
• District 88 saves $500,000 by refinancing debt
• Potential extracurricular changes in District 88 detailed
• Sleepy Eye schools waiting for approval on 4-day week
• Prairie Piecemakers get ready for 2012 quilt show
• Morton woman dies in accident
• New Ulm Diocese announces 2012 Distinguished Service Awards
• Tippi Hedren comes home to Minn.
• Lois Fritsche remembered as fervent supporter of New Ulm
• Tillable land values rise 23 percent
• 'Cooking Matters' teaches skills, nutrition education
• Father of Korean Bluegrass Jams with New Ulm Musicians
• Council approves new precincts, discusses quilting retreat
• 4-day plan unlikely for District 88
• New Ulm Council will consider city redistricting tonight
• Cities more dependent on property taxes
• Hegseth seeks GOP endorsement to oppose Klobuchar
• Denied rental draws discussion
• A Sunday afternoon snowfall
• Commissioners to act on Gov. Dayton invitation
• Private schools to keep five-day student week
• "Structural Integrity"
• New Ulm High School bomb threat determined a hoax
• Eric Dulka stunned after Ohio shooting
• Happenings at local schools
• New Ulm High School bomb threat determined a hoax
• Springfield City Council issues levee project bonds
• Exhibit set to open
• Former coach leaves $50,000 to GFW
• Bomb threat found at NUHS
• Torkelson plans to move, run in 16B
• 'Something Artsy' show will highlight local art scene
• Rain heaviest since last July
• PUC reviews electric system reliability, approves transfer
• Commissioners OK sublet request
• Participants in New Ulm monthly video magazine are sought
• New Ulm to participate in Food Shelf drive
• Day treatment program on county board agenda
• Deadly force bill passes Senate, puts Legislature at odds with law enforcement
• Author details American Indian issues
• Splendid Nest moves to larger venue
• Mural unveiled at New Ulm Public Library
• Isch details Dakota War paintings
• Despite weather, Buffalo Lake Winter Fest goes on
• Judge's words spur column decades later
• "Pound, Hammer and Build"
• Observe the "Flinker"
• Lou Eyrich wins two awards from Costume Designers Guild
• Board approves early retirements to save money
• 'Serving Our Troops' heads to Kuwait
• New Ulm Kmart closing
• Early retirement requests on District 88 agenda tonight
• MIT student from Redwood Falls found dead in dorm room
• Sleepy Eye couple, band to enter Mid-America Music Hall of Fame
• Judge takes Swanker-Braulick motion under advisement
• MLC to build new Early Childhood Learning Center
• Detention numbers fall in Brown County
• Berg Hotel on National Register
• District 88 lists potential cuts of $1 million
• Redistricting: Torkelson out of Brown County
• Council OKs dual method to acquire property for levee
• Budget work session tonight
• P&Z OKs permit applications
• Commissioners to act on First Responder options
• Sleepy Eye considers contracting out food service
• Suspect arrested after home invasion, murder in Blue Earth
• Beverage SWAP campaign launched by Heart of New Ulm
• Torkelson faces possible race against fellow Republican
• Fasching
• SBM involved in another lawsuit
• Bock Fest and Fasching
• NU natives get $90k settlement
• Fasching underway
• Kimmel, Kjellberg to be inducted into Mid-America Music Hall of Fame
• Illness sweeps Sibley East
• Bock Fest, Fasching set Saturday
• Treasure Haus generates $1 million for MVL
• WELS denounces health coverage regulations
• County leaders, vets visit Capitol
• Look kids! No hands!
• Sleepy Eye approves street, utility project
• Light recycling successful
• MnDOT presents highway plan
• Bowling for Oak Hills
• New Ulm Battery joins growing list of unpaid venders for Stillwater festival
• Ice fishing draws crowd to Clear Lake
• A centenarian celebrates
• 'Real German food' served up at Otto's Restaurant
• 'Murder at the Italian Wedding' premieres this week
• German student with local ties lectures at U of M
• Hundreds take icy plunge for Special Olympics
• SMART Board for River Bend
• Civic Center logos
• Tourism recovering in state, says industry official
• River Bend student's art recognized
• District 88 to apply for four-day week
• Library discusses 2012 OverDrive agreement for Brown County, Library's 75th anniversary
• A 'Buzz' about Lutheran Schools Week
• Bridging Brown County tours SE
• House passes STOCK?bill
• New Ulm Foundation celebrates 25 years
• Local Republicans react to Santorum win
• District 88 votes on 4-day plan tonight
• Sleepy Eye approves 4-day week
• Evaluating the Murals of Turner Hall
• Veterans Memorial expansion approved
• Council OKs method for special assessments for river levee
• DFLers say no to marriage ammendment
• Area Republicans favor Santorum
• Rodenberg moves to Court of Appeals
• Fishing contest at Clear Lake includes ice golf
• SE board to act on 4-day week Wednesday
• Precinct causes take place tonight
• Monday wash day! Everybody happy? Well, I should say!
• District 88 discusses kindergarten, extracurriculars, 4-day week
• Michelle Gag receives the Key Woman Award from Minnesota Women of Today
• Huisken promoted to Technology and Media Specialist at NU-Telecom
• Hooked on ice fishing
• Bank Midwest names Shane Deal to community bank president for New Ulm Location
• German-Bohemian Heritage Society features speaker Wade Olsen
• Commissioners to consider Highway 14 letter
• Mild winter sacks hill climb
• Accident at 3rd North and German
• GFW board approves indebtedness bonds
• Is spring here if woolly bear caterpillar makes an appearance?
• SE? food shelf suffers losses when water main breaks
• Fishing on the Minnesota River
• Surveys show meetings help people evaluate 4-day week plan
• NUACS observes Catholic Schools Week
• Cemetery workers create WWII display at Soldiers Rest
• Humane Society gets $10,000 grant
• Walz raises $1 mllion in 2011
• Health official hears about Heart of New Ulm
• Balance needed in savings, public perception
• School responds immediately to reports of 'rape tag' game
• Family to file civil lawsuit in officer crash case
• Local Optimist Club to sponsor oratorical contest for students
• Applications open for 2012 Physically Disabled Veterans Turkey Hunt
• New Ulm Area Foundation gives grant to New Ulm Actors Community Theater
• Fishing Derby set Sunday at Sleepy Eye Lake
• Sleepy Eye holds final 4-day week forum
• Splendid Nest moving; 'Bohemian' restaurant opening
• Chance of spring flooding down 40 percent for New Ulm
• Grand receives $100,000 Legacy grant, largest in region
• Dancing to the music
• NUHS One-Act Play takes second, moves on to Sectional competition
• Sven and Ole's participating in free book giveaway
• Area Dairy princesses
• Math Counts
• Nicollet County commissioners order feasibility report
• Accident report provides details of fatal crash that involved officer
• Spelling bee winners
• District 88 approves 6-hour day for NUHS
• NU cop faces no charges in fatal accident
• No indictment in police/car accident
• The Journal receives MNA awards
• 6-period day on District 88 agenda tonight
• Bertrang becomes GFW superintendent
• BBE officials relate their experience with 4-day schedule at Sleepy Eye Public forum
• Reaction to District 88 four-day plan ranges from positive to skeptical
• PUC approves extensive rate changes for electric and steam utilities
• One Act Play performance
• Four-day school week concerns
• Nicollet County Dairy Association ambassadors announced
• Johnny Holm Band coming to New Ulm Saturday
• County board OKs grant to prevent child abuse
• Global markets for U.S. pork are strong
• Scott Stuckey receives Hub Club recognition
• Cyberbullying can be isolating, complicated
• Lawmakers discuss start of '12 legislative session
• Sliding into the End Zone
• Downtown snow emergency
• Outlet Sales opens in mall
• Idea Haus offers inspiration for remodeling, decorating
• Morse shares perspective on 1862 events
• Radio infrastructure purchase on county agenda
• Sewing for Sight
• Wintry weather
• Radtke gets 180 days in jail
• Kokesch honored with New Ulm Human Rights Award
• District 84 mulls Farm to School program
• Legislators hear concerns
• Warm winter saves New Ulm $57,756
• District 88 official explains 4-day week option
• City sends alpacas packing
• House fire in Sleepy Eye
• Public meeting on District 88 four-day week tonight at DAC
• Sleepy Eye holds hearing on 4-day school week
• Debra (Walz) Chambers - Dec. 27, 1950 - Jan. 15, 2012
• Quest for science
• Ditch settlement approved by board
• Council OKs planning for German Park improvements
• SBM, Swanker case settled
• Stan Meidl leaves lasting musical legacy
• Roundabout on the Highway 14 horizon
• "Warm Your Home" expo expands in second year
• Commissioners to consider settlement
• Demographer discusses changes in how people will live
• Nicollet County hosts ditch hearing Jan. 27
• From Skype to the clasroom
• Library board picks officers
• Community members band together to help District 88
• Artist to show at Larkspur on Saturday
• New phone numbers at New Ulm Medical Center starting Friday
• Citizens Bancorporation of New Ulm, Inc. holds annual meeting
• Sleepy Eye Council OKs solar project
• NUPD arrests burglary suspects
• A walk on the snowy side
• Board asks administration to move forward with specifics of six-period day
• Storyteller promotes reading program for preschoolers
• P&Z approves campground permit renewal
• EDA adjusts to new requirements
• DWI crackdown nets 2,573 December arrests in Minn.
• Chevy commercial entry has Sleepy Eye roots
• New Ulm Park and Rec receives $25,000 donation
• High temperature breaks record at 51
• Turkey, potatoes, gravy help medicine go down
• ADM-Benson Quinn, UFC form joint venture for grain elevator in Brown
• The Picker-Uppers adds third truck, offers complete, licensed moving services
• Cover of 2012 Visitor Guide released
• Survey provides unique perspective, ideas about city
• Raingutter Regatta
• The Journal to partner with Monster.com
• Ag Expo features activist, biologically aware farmer
• New Ulm Masonic Lodge member receives 50 year pin
• Cattle lost in semi mishap
• Nicollet Co. P&Z to consider feedlot expansion requests
• Read 1,000 books before kindergarten
• GFW seeks new supt./elementary principal
• District 84 Board elects officers, appoints Lendt to fill vacancy
• 2011 ends with 'When will winter start ?'
• Bohemian fire was deadliest in Minnesota in 2011
• Expanding Cultural Exposure
• News to follow in 2012
• Habitat for Humanity accepting applications
• Department heads vent concerns to lawmakers
• Menards to begin construction in spring
• New Year's Baby 2012
• Bohemian B&B?fire was the top local story of 2011
• 'Happy New Year' brings resolutions for the brave of heart
• Winter is back!
• NU City Council will consider 2012 appointments, permanent levee permit
• Commissioners to discuss issues with legislators
• Broadway crash results in minor injuries, damage
• Patsches earn Pork 'Family of the Year' recognition
• Winter drought could persist into spring
• MLC board OKs senior housing for New Ulm
• Truck Fire
• Dahms praises Senjem election
• Good day for a run, walk, whatever
• PUC approves 2012 budget, rates changes
• Commissioners hold off on County Ditch 28-1 assessments
• Rodenberg named to MN Court of Appeals
• 749 European Starlings sighted in annual Christmas ?Bird Count
• Redwood Falls man dies in Christmas Eve crash
• PUC will consider adopting budget
• Monday's 51-degree high shatters NU record
• Area conservatives frustrated with MnGOP troubles
• Christmas celebrations evolve; traditions stay the same
• Deck the yard with thousands of lights
• Commissioners consider legislative proposals
• Osprey pilot with NU roots gets Air Medal
• Layaway angels visit KMart
• Parry won't seek Majority Leader post
• Good grazing
• Inspection cites Gaylord water tower issues
• AMPI members receiving equity payments
• UFC, ADM building shuttle-loading site for grain
• Skating into a holiday vacation
• District 88 OKs early retirement incentives
• Springfield levee soil to be tested
• District 88 board meets tonight
• Funds raised for monument to fallen firefighters
• Funds raised for monument to fallen firefighters
• Martis win multi-state Service to Mankind award
• Dairy princess candidates sought
• In SBM case, judge denies request to make records confidential
• Legacy grant awarded to BCHS
• New Ulm City Council passes final '12 budget, levy
• NU Council will review final budget, levy increase tonight
• Zoning panel approves Granby Calf Ranch
• Exchangee praises stay in New Ulm
• District 88 needs to cut $1 million
• Soldier thankful for quilt
• Redwood Falls man ID'd as hunting fatality
• Re-enacting the story of the first Christmas
• Hope and Faith Floral expands into Sleepy Eye community
• Hunter dies in accident
• Brodkorb drops from Parry's campaign
• Food baskets
• Spreading good will
• Celebrating winter
• A fifth of local students to pursue science careers
• Drought to persist
• Fritsche family of physicians honored with 'Legends Award' by NUMC
• A visit from Mrs. Claus
• Sleepy Eye council cuts levy 12.1%
• More suspects sought in drug cases
• Check out the e-books
• County commissioners hold levy line
• A rainy December day
• EDA approves smoking ban at Garden Terrace Apts.
• Juni named Bridge Builder of the Year
• Drug Task Force nabs 21 in Redwood County
• Council agrees on limits to tax levy
• Breaking the 100,000 meal mark
• Park & Rec OKs changes in policies
• Fare For All food comes to New Ulm
• Walk to the Glockenspiel
• Expanding Assistance to Nicaragua
• Fischers win Sleepy Eye FFA Crop Show
• New Ulm nicknames: a dying tradition?
• Kids shop with heroes
• Shoe prints lead to arrest of Mankato man
• 'Arrest These Merry Gentlemen'
• Dist. 84 committee presents 4-day week data
• Schell's Brewery to be featured on Minnesota craft brewery show
• Business breakfast speaker discusses single payer health care
• DNR offers overflow options
• Library Board members show frustration over Johnson Collection sale process
• No attendees for school district tax meeting
• Bavarian Blast to be back in 2012
• Getting ready to sing in Mankato
• Collision at Y
• Council debates non-union wages, reviews City performance survey
• Holiday Train draws over 1,000 people for good cause
• Single payer health system subject of breakfast meeting
• SouthPoint hosts credit union delegates from Paraguay
• Fritsche family chosen as NUMC 'Legends of Medicine'
• Council takes challenge of cutting tax increases
• Mansoor talks frankly about U.S-Iraq war
• Council will hold first official budget meeting
• Family Video sending 1,600 DVDs to troops
• Ibberson is newest NUPD officer
• Court hearing on Johnson Collection sale highlights dispute
• A visit from St. Nicholas
• Virginia Piper Cancer Institute opens
• Degner shares life story in book
• Petraeus aide to speak at NU library
• 'Twas the Night Before Christmas
• Quist makes campaign declaration in New Ulm
• Loud exhaust leads to hunting, booze stash
• 'Christmas in the Trenches' at MLC
• Explosion probed
• District 88 enrollment down from opening day
• Turner Hall receives grant for conservation of murals
• Holy cow!!!! Ruth Klossner retires
• Springfield presents Nativity Pageant Dec. 9 and 10
• HONU?receives USDA grant for farmers markets
• Sex offender back in prison
• Quist brings campaign to New Ulm Friday
• City, Public Utilities pass bonds for electrical projects
• New initiatives at Washington Elementary
• Assessments upset Mulligan residents
• Land to Air Express expands bus service to New Ulm
• 'Monte' Mansoor, former New Ulm resident, dies
• District 88 revises AYP improvement plan
• A visitor from Thailand
• Gibbon man gets fine or STS for hardware store heist
• 'Recycle Your Holidays'
• Smiling with Santa
• Break-ins, robberies at three local hair salons
• "Hope and Healing" grand opening showcases services
• Jingle Bell Jam
• Send your questions, comments and concerns about tax statements
• Commissioners hold ditch hearing Tuesday
• Quist closer to decision on run
• Parade of Lights
• Black Friday bonanza
• Class ring returned 62 years after graduation
• A beloved New Ulm tradition
• Township officers study tax laws, 150th celebration
• Hundreds sign up for Jingle Bell Jam
• Sleepy Eye soldier surprises family at Vikings game
• Small Business Saturday quietly coming to New Ulm
• Visiting parade queen has long, happy history with New Ulm
• Local stores looking for Black Friday success
• Glad to be back in New Ulm
• Services for Seniors program coming to an end on Dec. 31
• Downtown dressed for holidays
• Worksite Summit set Dec. 8 by Heart of New Ulm
• Grant provides crime victims with information on services
• Skating festival continues today
• Winter's back!
• Walz' STOCK bill gains speed, support
• Hot Topics: Market Value Exclusion causes confusion, changes in taxes
• New Ulm Holiday Inn chosen Hotel of the Year
• Drug task force gets funds for 2012
• Middle school future up for discussion again
• Wanda Gag House accepts donations in memory of Bobbi McCrea
• Spirit of MVL?Banquet set Saturday
• Byro family increases reward for information in hit-and-run case
• Grand jury for NUPD cop accident will convene at year's end
• Puhlmann Lumber, Design Home honored
• Sleepy Eye City Council approves final tax levy
• County DWI Impact Panel wins award
• Holiday Train coming to New Ulm
• GOP, DFL leaders weigh in on Parry
• Fairmont man dies in crash near Madelia
• NUACT hires executive director
• One killed in two-car crash near Madelia
• WELS National Choral Fest held this weekend
• On Veterans Day, vets get night at Deutsche Strasse B&B
• Vietnam vet addresses observance
• WWII POW talks to NU eighth-graders
• District 84 board mulls 4-day week
• Victim of tractor accident identified
• NU man faces drunk driving, felony charges
• 'Willkommen' sign's location not welcome
• New paint job makes handicapped stall inaccessible
• Langer shares her experiences as a cancer survivor at Mayo event
• Accident on County Road 27 claims one life
• A new roof over the bells
• Victim of accident identified
• Trial starts today for Sleepy Eye man
• Proposed facility manager position under scrutiny
• Referendum comes on the heels of years of budget cuts
• It's tricky getting treats on Halloween
• It's tricky getting treats on Halloween
• Commissioners to consider trail agreements
• Putting on the dog
• Drug take back nets 152 pounds of old pills
• Public tours Parker-Hannefin
• Halloween events
• An ordinance without a home
• Radke found guilty
• NUACS Pulled pork dinner Sunday
• Buckthorn Event Saturday
• District 88 approves hockey coop agreement for 2011-2012
• Testimony concludes in Radtke trial
• Number of students with special needs grows since '97
• Council struggles to cut budget at work session
• County denies tax abatements
• Former Gibbon pastor's trial begins with jury selection
• Former Gibbon pastor going to trial, facing four felonies
• First-ever 'Pedal Pilgrimage' in New Ulm
• Commissioners mull tax abatements
• Dahms, Torkelson weigh in on flurry of Vikings stadium activity
• Brown County Historical Society sets Annual Meeting Nov. 3
• Sausage Shop leaves fond memories
• Concord Singers bring Jason Davis to New Ulm
• New children's librarian joins New Ulm Public Library
• Commissioners review Small Business budget call-back
• Special ed numbers at 15-20 percent in lower NU?elementary grades
• Council discusses 2010 final assessment rolls, levee
• Pedestrian killed on Hwy 15
• Remme outlines consequences of passage, failure of levy
• Pedestrian struck, killed on Hwy. 15
• Body found in cornfield identified
• Tile repair bids on County Board agenda
• NU Council will consider survey, levee plans
• New Ulm woman identified as fatality
• Fatal accident east of Nicollet
• Minnesota Valley Funeral Home's crematorium open house draws crowd
• Hans Joohs exchangee looks forward to learning about New Ulm, U.S.
• Day of Caring puts special emphasis on helping veterans, soldiers' families
• SnapSWAP poster presented at national conference
• Minnesota Valley Funeral Home adds crematory
• NUHS graduate authors techno-thriller
• Bohemian comes down
• Board expels NUHS student
• Eight strategies to make money in a competitive business
• That which we call a cow by any other name...
• State Patrol completes probe of July 8 crash
• Mayor appointed to Police Commission
• Budget Mart site for sale, again
• New law produces changes in property taxes
• Council will appoint mayor to Police Commission, consider snow removal planning
• Motor Memories visit NU this weekend
• Veterans Council approves funds for B-47 crash memorial near Comfrey
• NUHS?Homecoming Royalty
• The Great Pumpkin Patch
• Habitat for Humanity marks 500,000th home on Monday
• NUMC to host free depression and anxiety screenings
• County Commissioners to hear report on tax law changes
• St. Mary's Centennial celebration begins Sunday, Oct. 9
• Oktoberfest draws happy crowds
• NUACS walks for education
• MnDOT pulls current bid on Hwy 14 improvement
• Olive M. (Alt) Kelly
• New signs grace way into New Ulm
• Music, flags, costumes: Oktoberfest begins
• HONU offers weight management presentations
• ECFE programs effective, reach many parents, children
• Judge takes former Gibbon pastor's case under advisement
• Science Class Fun
• Wind fans grass fire, damages flag pole
• NUACS Walk for Education
• School enrollment stabilizing
• Oktoberfest brings more German fun to town
• Pumpkinfest set Sunday, Corn Maze on Oct. 7
• St. Mary's Homecoming
• Camp attendance increases
• Meixner returns to polka-rock New Ulm
• Boiler No.4 coal project suspended
• NUHS Homecoming Court
• NU girl wins national pedal pull championship
• MVL?Homecoming
• HONU?project leader wins award from American Dietetic Association
• German Consul to lead New Ulm's German-American Day Parade on Saturday
• Berg Hotel, Gaylord park get National Register nominations
• Solar Drive-In offers more than standard fare
• Cancer Center benefits from motorcycle, car run
• Remembering Bobbi McCrea
• Meixner returning to New Ulm for Pre-Oktoberfest fundraiser show
• Addy's Graceland
• Food Support case load skyrockets
• German exchange students return
• District 88 OKs levy
• NUMC gets national recognition
• Drumming up homecoming spirit for CHS
• Drought will persist; crop yields affected
• E-Free Church comes to New Ulm
• Community spirit shines through, as family's tragedy unfolds
• CHS Homecoming
• Courtland woman dies in Highway 14 crash
• Council sets public hearing for liquor fee increases
• Former Budget Mart site sells for $151,000
• Lafayette farmer reports 150 pigs stolen
• Commissioners to set ditch hearing date
• NU?Council will consider increases to liquor license fees at tonight's meeting
• Hermann Monument Society plans for future
• SEHS Homecoming queen, king
• Novelist sets story in New Ulm
• The charge that saved New Ulm maybe
• LaBatte: Many causes to Dakota War
• Miss Gibbon
• 135th Service Co. holds 60th reunion
• Ladd is NUBRA Volunteer of Year
• Dayton talks at MLC
• New Ulm students do well in math, science
• Crew Day at St. Paul's School
• Strenge commissions his personal Hermann
• League of Minnesota Cities Regional Meeting recaps session, plans for 2012
• Springfield Homecoming Court
• CAST presents 2 plays
• Sleepy Eye Homecoming Court
• 'Six-Week Jump-Start to Losing Weight' starts
• 3 MVL seniors named semifinalists in National Merit Scholarship Program
• EDA approves 2012 budget
• Mining permit OK'd by county panel
• Cathedral Homecoming Court
• SE Council approves preliminary levy
• 2011 King and Queen of Orchard Hill
• Park & Rec sets budget, fees for 2012
• Improving reading skills
• Lions annual Fly-In event includes ceremony to observe 9/11 10th anniversary
• Minnesotans reflect on how they have changed
• Prohibition movie premier Tuesday
• Pheasant hunt provides special opportunity for disabled BC vets
• SE marks 9/11
• 9/11 brought training, access to NU emergency responders
• Miss New Ulm
• SE school board hears about hockey
• Thanks, Jefferson Friends!
• County Congress mulls session
• Dr. Phil Gill Named Brown SWCD's 2011 Outstanding Conservationist
• City files suit to complete legal obligation for sale of Johnson Collection
• District 88 Board drops fees for band, choir
• Library Board reviews budget, final parapet cost
• Kelleys are March of Dimes Ambassador Family
• Council funds lighting for entrance signs
• MVL offers online courses
• Blood drive continues today and Friday
• New Ulm adds Facility Manager
• Dock dogs from?New Ulm third in World Championship
• Brown County Board approves 1 percent take hike
• Council OKs preliminary 15 percent levy increase
• NUACS transitions to two buildings
• Commissioners to act on 1 percent tax hike
• Godahl Day
• Herb and macadamia crusted halibut a festive end to summer season
• Schumacher dugout is family affair
• Farmers create model farms
• Piecemakers share love of quilting
• United Way bike event and 'finish line' picnic
• Candidates vie for Miss New Ulm title
• Mankato man wins Riverblast 5K race
• Peace pipe is passed to Sleepy Eye museum
• 39th Scout Dog Platoon reunites
• Riverblast underway
• August temperatures moderate
• Music Hall of Fame announces inductees
• Mall gets 3 new tenants
• Bands take stage at Riverblast
• ACT scores creeping up in math, science
• It's a toy, or a teaching tool
• Humane Society offers cat special
• New Ulm seeks to be 'bicycle friendly'
• He threads the needle
• Dad whose son fled state to avoid chemo dies
• Let's Go Fishing!
• Wild Bunch wins championship
• District 88 buys new reading series, starts interventions
• Motorcycles on the Hill
• B&B owners keep unique time capsule
• Fire in Sigel Township
• NU woman runs against leukemia
• Drive-in thrives on old, new wrinkles
• Bavarian Blast announces fund-raiser for Sept. 27
• District 88 Board tackles personnel matters
• NUFD dodges volunteer losses, still at low levels
• St. Paul's improves facilities, starts Knowledge Bowl
• Hermann takes a fall
• Wrase to serve on Heartland commission
• MLC professors 'walk the walk'
• Back to School for New Ulm - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Art Olsen retires from Beacon Promotions, Inc.
• Wessel band opens for Wootton concert at MLC
• PUC grants extension for wastewater blower/aeration improvement project
• County's share of chemical dependency treatment costs climbs
• New exhibits at Hermann Monument
• Brown County board meets today
• Judge takes SBM case motion under advisement
• Butter: A sculpting medium
• Fire damages KFC/Taco Bell
• History among the gravestones
• NUHS Class of 1961 reunion planned
• Author Jill Kalz to be featured at State Fair
• Wide variety of events kick off US/Dakota War observance
• Dragon Patrol in Sleepy Eye
• Dog walkers raise funds for Brown Co. Humane Society
• BAM tour stops in New Ulm
• Corn feed commences
• Donations to NU Fire Department are up
• Volunteers for Riverblast sought
• College life begins
• SE Corn Days start Friday
• Minneapolis band recorded latest album in New Ulm
• Character Counts!
• Initial applications for 2012 Founders Grant from NU Area Foundation due Sept. 1
• Dayton to speak at Beyond Yellow Ribbon event
• Brown County Board considers gravel mining tax
• Council approves over-budget 'Welcome' signs
• Getting a head start on Christmas
• Horses, gophers damage bike trail
• Grausam, Schultz win county fair tractor pull titles
• New Ulm City Council meets today
• Sleepy Eye councilors approve street project bid
• Commissioners to act on park pact at Tuesday meeting
• Green machine
• Four 4-H riders earn state fair trips
• Sturm receives 6 Happy Joe's awards
• Hacker taking 270-lb pig to Minn. state fair
• NU man escapes fire at demo derby
• Log home draws family
• KMS riders in Franklin
• Motorcross
• 4-H Livestock Auction generates $19,360
• Poultry shows great fun for participants
• Rosenhammer shines at 4-H Dairy Show
• Pedal pull at fair
• Paulson shows Champion ewe, wether
• Emma Matter takes top honors in rabbits
• Molly Cornell takes championship in market goats
• Yo-yo master wins open division
• Distinguished seniors honored
• Demo derby: A definite crowd pleaser
• 4-Hers show their pets
• Hutchinson man was gravel pit fatality
• Ribs or cheese curds?
• Chief Sleepy Eye's grandchild to present peace pipe in Sept. 3 ceremony
• SE Council OKs CapX contract attachment
• P&Z approves Trackworks permit
• Work on Highway 14 interchange project resumes
• Man dies in gravel pit near Fairfax
• It takes woodworkers to build a village
• Got old sneakers?
• Fair preparations
• Two battlefield tours preview events of 2012
• Negotiations for Marktplatz Mall near completion
• Black-Eyed Peas to play benefit concert in Minot
• Two car accident leaves one dead, five injured
• Dakota repaid friendship with Norwegian settler
• Young entrepreneurs
• Oakwood United Methodist Church welcomes new Pastor Richard and Joy Jacobsen
• Hy-Vee pulls recalled ground turkey
• Market advisor says to lock in inputs
• Humidity made July seem hotter than temps show
• New Ulm Council outlines budget shortfall
• Safety lesson
• How high will corn prices go?
• Packing backpacks
• Franken talks health care, debt ceiling
• Judge reports court receivables up, receipts down
• State does not require fire checks at B&Bs
• NU Council OKs hiring two cops
• Dayton promotes farm exports
• College student spending summer teaching people with special needs about heart disease
• County board to review dam report
• Man dies after falling from roof in rural Lake Crystal
• NU Council to consider budget revisions
• Seifert speaks at county GOP?FunRaiser
• Hanska residents involved in accidents
• Bridge-collapse survivor feels 'blessed' as he opens sandwich shop
• Shop Hop for Quilters
• Relay for Life raises money for cancer
• Local band enjoyed Austrian trip
• Farmfest opens Tuesday at Gilfillan Estates
• Relay for Life brings hope to survivors
• Helicopter crashes in field; pilot not hurt
• Author: 'War within a war' foreshadowed Civil War
• District 88 hires activities director
• 'Cherry Orchard' at Lind House
• GFW board approves $870/ppu levy vote
• Referendum polling place on District 88 agenda tonight
• District 84 Board retreat identifies goals for coming school year
• Hanska couple in Oslo when bomb explodes
• Commissioners approve landfill repairs
• Area legislators listen to citizens' comments on budget
• Lessons in history
• 'Learn that dance' ... 'If I can polka, so can you'
• Boiler No. 4 project deemed no longer economically viable
• Senior Citizens program set Aug. 11 at Brown County Fair
• Smoke damage results from fire
• Cooling off at National Night Out
• Investigators rule Bohemian fire an accident
• National Night Out rally tonight in New Ulm
• Candles blamed in Bohemian fire
• LaBatte details Fort Ridgely Battlefield
• Schouvieller is new Oak Hills administrator
• Bonding locks in New Ulm permanent levee
• Commissioners to consider landfill repair
• "The Cherry Orchard" performances coming up
• Crops make up lost ground
• Fatalities identified in Highway 14 crash
• MLC hosts WELS?worship conference
• District 88 books donated to Books For Africa
• Democratic leader decries budget deal
• Residents sound off after sex offender moves to Nicollet
• Local musicians to play in Austria
• Two motorcyclists killed in Hwy. 14 crash
• Area legislators reluctantly accept budget deal
• Fire Call on German Street a false alarm
• Second person dies of injuries from crash with New Ulm police officer
• Sale of tax-forfeited properties approved
• 'The Real Inspector Hound' presented Friday, Saturday
• Council approves loan relief for Clearwater Marine, Inc.
• Relief from the heat
• Fire Call on German Street a false alarm
• Brown County commissioners to consider health agreements, burial lots
• Former Miss New Ulm reflects on history of city celebrations
• Bavarian Blast ends with parade, grand finale
• Meixner Band performs intense journey to rock New Ulm
• New Ulm having a blast despite heat wave
• Tangy treat gobbled up
• New marker at Hermann Monument
• Dist. 84 OKs superintendent contract
• Albtal plays genuine German music
• Library Board reviews e-book success
• Bavarian Blast opens today with German brass band
• Little River Band kicks off Blast
• Referendum set Nov. 8 for District 88
• Fort Ridgely events would take place if park opens
• Decision on levy referendum on District 88 agenda
• Campers roll in for Bavarian Blast
• Dayton: Willing to take GOP offer, with conditions
• Housing officials meet in New Ulm
• Janet Youngblom
• Planning Commission OKs permits
• Former Welk musician to be in Grand Parade
• EDA approves improvement projects
• Strong winds tilt corn, but recovery expected
• Park and Rec OKs batting cages
• Nicollet to host sex offender notification meeting
• Getting ready to have a Blast
• Meixner Band offers energetic performance
• Gliders land at Sleepy Eye
• New Ulm man dies in car crash
• New Ulm mourns Bohemian fire victims
• Fire remains under investigation
• Man reportedly dies in NU accident
• Schell's named a Top 10 Brewery
• Officials identify victims of Saturday fire, cause of deaths
• Study: Dedicated staff, broad offerings are major strengths of District 88
• Identities of B&B fire victims learned
• Illusionist performs in Sleepy Eye on Saturday
• Flood threat continues through summer
• Board approves residence for park caretaker
• District 88 facing another deficit budget
• Council OKs berm removal, considers property purchases
• Fahey sentenced to life
• Council will consider acquiring tax forfeit property, berm removal
• In Memory of Bobbi McCrea
• Cambria returns to site of its first 4th of July
• McCrea 'brought joy to people,' friends recall
• McCrea remembered for drive, enthusiasm for New Ulm
• Six die in Bohemian B&B fire
• Commissioners to act on county park residence
• Each side blames the other
• Heavy weather
• Lindemann leaving Oak Hills
• Fire engulfs Bohemian B&B
• Former pastor's hearing set Sept. 29
• Retail group hosts 'Selling in Down Economy' speaker
• Families hit hard by loss of day care assistance
• Flandrau Park closes gate
• Minnesota shutdown prompts political blame game
• Sheriff's Office reports cell phone scam
• Sponsor a Soldier donations sought
• Fellegy ready for next stage in court battle
• Mathiowetz Construction seeks work for its employees
• District 88 considers local tax referendum
• Kaiserhoff's signature entree chosen 'Official Best Barbeque Ribs' for 2011
• PUC draws local ire on Boiler No. 4
• Sunshine makes Firmenich happy
• Shutdown could affect child care subsidies
• County commissioners consider contracts today at meeting
• Canoeists take in Fiesta Days at Montevideo
• Sean Anderson receives Fulbright award
• Minnesota cities will carry cost of shutdown
• Bomb squad called after buyer fears military surplus bags might contain explosives
• Rat rod debuts at Autofest
• Choosing the bard of Cambria Eisteddfod
• Man struck by train, killed
• Cool cars
• Honor Flight opens doors for New Ulm WWII veteran
• Quiltistry: A synomym for art
• Special service at Clear Lake Church
• German language camp
• Seminar mulls sediment issues
• Area nursing homes anxious over shutdown
• NU woman faces robbery counts
• Ted and Jodi Marti honored
• Miss Riverside?Queen crowned in Springfield
• AD's contract not renewed by Dist. 88
• Shutdown will strain resources of hospitals
• Children's improv/acting workshop at the Grand
• AD contract on Dist. 88 agenda tonight
• Riders for Summer Special Olympics
• Quiltistry: A celebration of art, history, quilting
• Shutdown looks to halt summer activities
• Council adopts charter revisions
• Springfield girl wins pageant title
• Shutdown effect on county would be limited
• Ted and Jodi Marti to receive Service to Mankind award
• Impact of state shutdown could be wide-ranging
• Commission OKs Dakota War historical marker
• Cottonwood River drops below flood stage
• Cottonwood River drops below flood stage
• Autofest features classic cars
• Former Gibbon pastor faces new charges
• Most NUHS grads pass state math test
• Mission to India
• Fort Ridgely celebrates its history
• Lake Hanska Drags draws boat racers, fans
• Brown County commissioners to consider trail JPA
• Buggy summer creates bug repellent shortage
• Local graduate accepted into US Air Force Academy
• 2 tubers rescued from Cottonwood ?River
• Grand Center of Arts and Culture Gallery holds open house
• Review: Studies inconclusive on how 4-day week impacts academic achievement
• Cottonwood Street floods - again
• Flooding closes Cottonwood Street
• Lake Hanska boat races are no drag
• Cottonwood River gas line nears completion
• Rain heaviest to the west
• Boiler No. 4 project advances, but road blocks mount
• SE City Council OKs solar grant application
• EDA approves public housing budget
• Sick cats left outside Humane Society door
• Armed Gaylord bank robber flees on foot
• Slain DNR?officers honored
• jmoniz@nujournal.com
• Sleepy Eye Council considers solar project
• Open House at Turner Hall
• Inventors show features solar power
• Canoeists aim to make history
• Show goes international
• Speakers address state, national shutdown concerns
• Dist. 84 OKs November referendum
• Lafayette teen charged in barn fire
• Summer projects agenda light for District 88
• Turner Hall unveils accessibility project
• Board revises athletic director's job description
• Library patrons check out e-books
• Madelia soldier killed in Iraq
• Turkeys die in heat wave
• Dick Kimmel and Co. to debut new bluegrass CD
• Mayors tout need for LGA
• Barns burn near Clear Lake
• Arts and Culture Gallery opening to display copies of Johnson Collection
• Changes in activities to claim school board's attention again Thursday
• Appeals Court rules against Brown County for child's social services
• Charter revisions tabled
• Inventors Congress starts Friday in Redwood Falls
• Celebrating Dairy
• Marshall man ordained in New Ulm Diocese
• MLC hosts international Lutheran conference
• Men face felony burglary charges
• Jury trial set for former pastor
• Commissioners to consider STS contract
• MLC hosting church conference that will draw Lutheran congregations from 30 countries
• Rodenberg on political remapping panel
• New Ulm bids farewell to troops
• Summer reading program starts Monday
• New Ulm still waiting for flood relief from FEMA
• Open Wide
• Volunteers sought for Bridge on Center
• GOP?pays county for 2010 recount
• Troops depart Thursday
• Message: Sacrifice ensures freedom
• MVL graduates 49 students
• Adult learner receives recognition
• CAST caters to varied needs
• Tornado reported near Gaylord
• Vandalism in German Park
• Personal security system nabs MLC burglars
• Lutheran minister faces sex charges in Sibley Co.
• Grads ready for life's roller coaster
• Dahms, Torkelson hold line on taxes
• Memorial Day observances set
• Plaque dedicated to pioneer priest
• Unique approach to counseling
• District 88 delays action on band, OKs fee changes
• Budget standoff continues
• 'Blooming' at Pre-K
• Fellegy challenges fishing rights
• River Bend Ceremony
• Schooled in History
• Bic/Norwood sponsors jobs fair
• County OKs support for Open Door clinic, LSS
• Citizens present case against coal, natural gas for boiler conversion
• Eagle stars at Jefferson
• Disappointment amid reflections on session
• New Ulm Area Foundation to offer Founders Grant
• Blocked storm drain floods Broadway
• Chamber executive seeks to grow membership
• Madelia man dies in accident
• Cathedral holds graduation ceremonies
• Bishop to bless plaque to Fr. Sommereisen May 25
• Hamburg FD cooks up Katrina tribute
• MVL to hold Sacred Concert, honor teacher Julie Detjen
• Commissioners consider courthouse flat roof project
• How do you spell relief?
• Nature-loving farmer monitors river
• Address error yields free siding
• Extra! Extra! Learn all about it!
• Audit:?City, PUC in good financial shape
• Trailer fire at Medallion Cabinetry
• Seat belt safety emphasized
• Sibley East school proposal fails by wide margin
• Fairfax Frontier Bar missing $12,717
• Funding problems could affect levee construction
• Retiree continues commitment to teaching
• City charter review suggests change in mayor's role
• NUACS to honor five individuals
• Schell's to host 2nd annual Firefighters' Charity Chili Cook-off on Saturday
• Commissioners approve deputy hire
• Three men face multiple burglary charges in Sibley County
• New Ulm Council meets tonight
• Ted and Jodi Marti honored for tourism efforts
• Reading challenge sends teacher to roof top for a night
• Syttende Mai celebration in Hanska
• Legislature struggles to balance budget as end of session looms
• New chef at Otto's in Holiday Inn
• Several dogs saved from fire at Sable Rock Kennels
• Watershed report on county agenda
• Dist. 84 board considers levy survey
• Auction at HTMS
• Agriculture Fair
• Public notices, May 14, 2011
• Midwest has vast biogas potential
• District 88 Board takes action on fees, cuts
• E-book program will be delayed, may be available end of May
• History tour includes dance at Glockenspiel
• ECFE students sing
• Changes in activities on District 88 Board agenda tonight
• Disaster declaration may clear way to apply for FEMA aid
• Doug Howard ... Managing a library through technological change
• Price tag for snow removal: $403,000
• Six injured in collision
• EDA approves two construction bids
• Feedlot, dog kennels, lot split get nod from planning panel
• Congressional redistricting plan released
• Froggie went A-Golfin'
• Connecting Nicollet County graduates first class
• Jefferson student excels at reading
• SE Council lowers downtown values
• Sleepy Eye FFA hands out awards
• Semi rollover diverts Broadway traffic
• Doggie day care comes to New Ulm
• Disorganized? Get tips from expert at workshop
• Brown County still awaits GOP?payment for recount
• New sign for Gag House
• 'Tour of Tables' aids 'Becky's Hope'
• Kids Against Hunger center opens
• Sharpshooter wows Fun Shoot crowd
• NUHS Prom
• Lower Sioux respond to fine
• Classy classics
• Highway 15 improvements targeted
• Otto, aka 'Ladybug Lady,' loved teaching
• Jackpot Junction fined $250,000
• 'Larceny and Old Lace' plays at MVL
• Report: Water systems are generally safe
• Kids Against Hunger established in New Ulm
• Sleepy Eye FFA wins state soil, dairy foods titles
• Fun Shoot features world record holder
• Property taxes due
• Commissioners OK tile blockage repair
• NU?Council get updates on levee study
• Local districts see big changes in reapportionment
• Dauer chosen as Hans Joohs exchangee
• YES! It's a party
• Red Bull officer: 'This is a very good day'
• Clements Post Office could close
• Crop walkers brave cold
• Grab your partner at the Hoedown
• Employees file lawsuit against Del Monte
• CCMR gathering cites river progress
• A pair of Proms
• March for Babies
• DNR auction draws crowd
• Gordon, Gehrke, Johnson share Dist. 88 Teacher of Year recognition
• Planting on Arbor Day
• Three sisters injured in crash near St. James
• Former Gov. Wendell Anderson attends 'Cocktails with Governor'
• Ending hunger... One step at a time
• Lindy's sues Comcast for $314,000
• Fund-raiser planned for leukemia patient
• Characters, settings, plots, illustrations ... Artist leads students through creative process
• District 88 takes action on facilities, strategic planning
• Hands-On Career demonstration
• Delay in Fahey sentencing
• Soldiers to aid Iraq drawdown
• It's official! Winter's snowfall was second most in history
• Electrical incident caused fire at Hengel house
• Career Expo
• Heartland Express needs volunteer drivers
• PUC approves modification to debt handling
• County Board meets today
• NU Library downplays implementation of e-books
• Balfanz enjoys students' energy, creativity
• New Ulm's lady in high heels influences son's love affair with clothing
• Plenty of Easter goodies
• Way of the Cross procession
• Former home of Christy Hengel burns
• Fire hits Hengel house
• MS Society selling pies today, Saturday at Hy-Vee as a fund-raiser
• Green Fair at Bic Graphic
• Preliminary work starts on Cottonwood Bridge gas line
• SMIF kicks off 25th year celebration in New Ulm
• A bridge to learning
• Rotary honors STRIVE students
• Sex offender returning to New Ulm
• MacAulay eaving city job for Peace Corps
• Miss Sleepy Eye crowned
• County Board OKs disaster declaration request
• NU Council approves transfer of funds for city 'Welcome' signs
• 14,000 pairs of shoes collected for Soles4Souls
• Cause of hog barn fire not yet known
• Commissioners to consider wellness committee
• Dahms, Torkelson field concerns of residents
• Grandparents upset with abuser's sentence
• Fire destroys hog barn
• Kahler completes grief recovery certification
• Snow dampens spring; but storm misses southern Minnesota
• New Ulm City Council meets Tuesday
• Daddy! Watch Me!
• 150th Anniversary of the U.S. Dakota War of 1862: A Commemoration
• April snow
• The Sausage Shop is closing
• Hermann Battle diorama
• NU man gets stay of imposition
• Dist. 84 mulls referendum
• D.A.R.E. graduation
• Stunt at Jefferson
• Library prepares for future budget cuts
• Public expresses concerns about extracurricular cuts
• National Honor Society inductees at CHS
• MVL?places sixth at state Knowledge Bowl
• Resolutions to cut teachers on District 88 ?Board agenda tonight
• Dealing with high gas prices
• Activity changes coming up for public consideration
• 'Mr. Toad's Mad Adventures' to play at MLC Children's Theatre
• NUACS to consolidate classes into two buildings
• SE Council OKs downtown park
• NU Medical Center reaches 43 percent of goal in donations for new Cancer Center
• Park and Rec approves three renovation projects
• Bastians head to state in FFA competition
• Sheriffs object to proposal from Cornish
• Fairfax man dies in crash
• Virginia Raitz
• 'Surly bill' wouldn't change Schell's quickly
• SPOTS Showcase
• Balloon envy
• Love of old things draws crowd to antique show
• MVAC's volunteers: The lifeblood of a socially responsible venture
• Grandparents' Day at NUACS
• Flooding to continue for some time
• AMPI's willful citation reduced
• Second crest on Minnesota River reached
• Mudslide closes highway
• Informal poll shows citizens' priorities for city services
• Powers of mayor discussed by Charter Commission
• Thank you, Joel Albrecht, for serving New Ulm
• Morgan Players perform this weekend
• Burglars hit Searles church, Farmers Co-op
• Flight from Japan
• At the end of the trail - Disappointment and rationale
• High water on North Front Street
• Dr. David K. Simpson
• Board: Insurance funds for hail damage will go to county building fund
• One of Minnesota's Important People
• Activity fees, admission prices may increase
• Tie vote kills bike trail
• New Ulm City Council will discuss trail easement, state of emergency
• Sister Cities panel determines Hans Joohs selections, sets essay prizes
• Former New Ulmite documents life as a missionary
• Cottonwood, Minnesota rivers rising to second crest
• Brown County lists top taxpayers
• Heart of New Ulm shows 24% drop in acute heart attacks
• Ministering with music
• AMPI board elects Schlangen as chairman; Longtime Chairman Toft retires
• Klobuchar visit
• Guard sent off in ceremony in NU
• 11 Washington Elementary students win poem writing contest
• Dist. 84 OKs revised Tri-Valley pact
• Miss Winthrop
• Say "Yes" to Sustainability
• Judge throws out assessments
• More people buy flood insurance
• District 88 Board work session on activities set Tuesday
• Dittrich, Holm, Jones become Eagle Scouts
• Municipal off-sale profits up
• Rivers forecast to rise again
• Lennander enters Alford plea
• Flandrau probably safe from cuts
• Brown County ranks among state's healthiest
• Shining a spotlight on tough situations
• GFW approves budget cuts
• Lennander plea hearing today
• Fund-raiser set Thursday for Clyne
• Troubled half of Marktplatz seeks bankruptcy
• Clothier Jensen chronicles bizarre crime of competitor
• Rotary recognizes scholars
• Burglars hit Evan Saturday
• Breezie retiring
• River Rangers to appear on 'Minnesota Bound'
• Anchored in Christ, Community
• Home Show draws crowds
• Minnesota River crests in New Ulm
• Home Show continues, maintains strong attendance
• Gas line breaks near Cottonwood River bridge
• Championship Leap
• Gettin' in the Game
• Home & Self Improvement Show draws a crowd Friday, goes on
• Chamber names new leader
• Minnesota forecast to top 805 feet
• Logo sought for 'Come See What's Brewing' slogan
• Water!?Water! Everywhere!
• Closing the books on Heritagefest
• Cottonwood reaches crest
• District 88 Board approves teacher cuts on close vote
• Here we go again
• Crest forecasts climb
• New Ulm levee built to 814 feet, 3 feet above record crest
• Quick response to broken levee prevents damage in Brownton
• Kokesch to appear on 'On the Road'
• PUC approves plans for Electric Dept. building
• Hanska boy, family participate in Perkins fund-raiser for ill children
• Rivers continue to rise
• Report: Lots of job openings in county
• Transportation meeting set April 6
• DNR considers fee increases
• District 88 considers cuts in personnel, operations
• Roads closing; Berm building
• Local troops preparing to deploy
• Scouting for Food Saturday
• SESM presents 'Footloose'
• Rivers hit flood stage
• New Ulm resident hosting Spring Break in Texas
• Troopers, Guggisbergs revisit 1965 DUI crash
• Nurses, teachers recall good old days
• Brown County commissioners to consider homeless program
• Pound, Hammer and Build
• NWS issues flood warnings
• It's a scramble!
• 'Rhino' decked out for St. Patrick's Day
• Area liquor stores oppose Sunday sale
• Where the Irish march on St. Paddy's Day
• Springfield raises levee
• Airman describes earthquake
• Exchange student Miki Saito anxiously follows news from Japan
• Sing a song
• Brown County population shrinks
• Seminar details sustainable cities program
• Ag Day Parade
• Meteorologist: 'As to the flood outlook, look out'
• City approves Minnesota River berm
• Commissioners declare flood emergency for government aid
• Flood protection plan on NU?Council agenda
• Park and Rec hears proposal for historical marker at Hermann
• Board to consider emergency resolution on spring flooding
• Gieseke raises international attention with book
• Organizers pleased with Farm Show
• Wanda Gag celebrates her birthday
• Farm show continues today
• St. Patrick's Day to have heart healthy theme
• Whiteout condition puts reporter in middle of story
• Black Powder Trade Show
• Lisa Besemer is Athena recipient
• New Ulm Farm Show begins 30th year
• Freier: New Ulm poised for health care's future
• Suspect at Washington school ID'd
• Library sets May 16 as start for e-books
• Sleepy Eye school seeks $100,000 cuts for next year
• Judge dismisses contempt charge against Hartmann
• Board halts steps toward 4-day week
• Wind power for Nora Church
• Sister Margaret Schweiss, OSB, celebrates 60 years of religious life
• Bianchis are ambassadors for New Ulm March for Babies
• GFW student heading to Italy next year
• EDA revises Five Year/Annual Plan
• SEC settles case with SBM affiliates
• Butcher enters Alford plea to battering charge
• Man accused of battering child to be sentenced today
• Report brings facts to local government plight
• Cartoon artists are identified
• Minor fire at Nicollett Public School
• New Ulm parties at Bock Fest, Fasching
• Questions about 4-day would be addressed
• Masked Mischief
• Tree Commission shows support for buckthorn removal
• Bock Fest, Fasching Saturday
• Laundry list of cuts returns
• Environmental activists concerned about bill that repeals emission requirements by utilities
• Four-day week still a possibility for District 88
• iPads preferred to books at GFW
• OSHA cites AMPI in incident that killed truck driver
• Another bogus bomb threat at Washington Elementary
• Antique political cartoons discovered
• NU?Council discusses preparations for flooding
• Austin officials share mitigation efforts
• Man jumps from rig before crash with train
• Soldier with NU ties killed in Afghanistan
• City Council will discuss meeting time, flood right-of-way
• Weinkauf honored for contributions to New Ulm
• Building proposed for migrant education program
• Luxembourg Heritage Society meets
• Family, friends recall 'Bill' Bianchi
• Nursing school to be celebrated
• Narri! Narro! NU Narren return from Germany
• Redwood Co. recount verifies narrow win
• Commissioners consider septic system loans
• Area legislators support synthetic marijuana ban
• Pure magic!
• Bomb threat at Washington
• Brown County Day at the Capitol
• Construction planned for mall entrance ramp
• Part of Marktplatz Mall in foreclosure
• 4-day week discussion advancing
• Graffiti lasts briefly on library wall
• HCHY, CRIC funding up for approval at District 88 meeting
• New Cancer Center planned
• PUC revises its pretreatment program
• STS hours up, projects worth $86,000 in '10
• Lions elect Levorson district governor
• Brown County Republicans honor Bartz, elect officers
• Bowling for Oak Hills
• Minnecon shelter demolished
• Springfield snowfall tops 15 inches
• Downtown Snow pickup
• New Ulm, state battle heavy snowfall
• Snowmobile Hillclimb draws wide group
• Brown County seeks 20K sandbags, cites flooding worries
• County Road 6 intersection elimination added to Highway 14 Project
• 6 former MVL students face drug charges
• Windschitl wins by thin margin
• Heart of New Ulm Project mailer coming soon to New Ulm residents
• Construction of Minnecon trail could be in jeopardy
• District 88 spending on utilities low
• GOP, Dayton debate budget
• MRCI continues to grow
• Orchard Hill receives Best Community Award
• United Way celebrates positive developments
• New Ulm Council debates flood response
• BCHS plans luncheon for Women's History Month on March 19
• Park & Rec seeks ban on e-cigarettes
• Bentdahls give $1 million to Heart Institute
• Hundreds compete in ice fishing contest
• Rick Jensen finalist for Dealer of the Year
• Polar Plunge supports Special Olympics
• Dist. 84 board holds budget workshop
• Legislation on dog penalties generates some local interest
• Bingham Lake man faces 4 counts of criminal vehicular operation
• E-readers coming to New Ulm library
• Snow days makeup plan approved
• Cable board OKs changes to nuCAT policies
• Bomb threat prompts SE Public to evacuate students
• Muriel Thordson
• Court of Appeals affirms mining permit denial
• Fischer remembered for his fervent support of New Ulm
• Fahey faces life sentence
• Snow day makeup proposal on District 88 Board agenda
• Sole Searching
• Changes for Bock Fest
• SE Council approves funding for 'Let's Go Fishing'
• EDA approves study of Garden Terrace Apartments
• Candidates offer similar views
• Elevator fire under investigation
• Balge receives Sister Cities Recognition Award
• Balge receives Sister Cities Recognition Award
• Winter fun on the ice
• Windschitl, Finstad forum set Tuesday
• Return to half-day kindergarten unlikely to save much money
• EDA will discuss Garden Terrace future
• Oh, what fun it is to ride...
• 'Strong' competition draws from afar
• Jingle Bell Jam draws hundreds
• District 88 planning make-up day Feb. 14
• PUC accepts access road bid
• Jail numbers down
• Roller skating...
• Addy Haynes' leukemia goes into remission
• New Ulm receives 13 inches of snow in January
• Administrative restructuring: Easier said than done
• NU native advances to Hollywood on 'American Idol'
• St. Paul's to observe Lutheran Schools Week
• GFW Schools consider $200,000 in cuts
• Four-day school week no longer out of the question
• Athena applications available
• Final hearing set for lineal descent case
• County earns rebates for efficiency projects
• Snow, then plow; More snow, plow again
• Flood mitigation study presented to New Ulm Council
• Flood mitigation study presented to New Ulm Council
• Another day of snow and difficult travel conditions
• Volunteers sought for city boards, committees and commissions
• Citizens Bancorporation of New Ulm holds annual meeting
• Dist. 88 seeks $900,00 to $1.3M in cuts
• Schooll snow days pile up
• Hundreds turn out to help Addy
• City Council will discuss water levee draft, elimination of parking space
• Journal wins awards at MNA convention
• Dairy Princesses
• NUHS One-act takes first in SubSection
• Dahms will remove his name from raw milk bill
• Boogeyin' to the Bears
• Soldiers Rest graves on county agenda
• St. Paul's team wins Math Counts
• Dist. 84 mulls 4-day week
• More energy assistance available
• Early retirement incentive is back for District 88 teachers
• New Ulm prepares for spring flooding
• Mueller remembered for service to community
• NUHS presents 'Conform' in One-Act competition
• You can tell a woman by her purse
• Mediated settlement with highway workers OK'd
• PUC approves EDD building, power purchase
• Windschitl, Finstad advance in District 3
• Fahey pleads guilty to 3 counts in rape case
• District 88 Board meets Thursday
• Carbon monoxide apparent cause of fish house death of Gibbon man
• Vote Today in District 3
• Klossner lauded for community journalism
• Speaker emphasizes compassion in wake of Columbine tragedy
• Fahey trial starts
• 3 thefts from vehicles possibly connected
• District 88 transportation costs underfunded
• Boiler project has run into EPA changes, organized opposition
• Criminal sex, kidnapping trial starts Monday
• Human Rights Award
• Torkelson, Dahms hear concerns
• Early dismissal Thursday, late start today
• Blue Earth deputies find stolen items, arrest 2 Madelia men
• Springfield energy team among nation's top 10
• Cost-cutting returns to District 88
• Candidates give views at forum
• Weinkauf resigns from Chamber
• District 88 Board to hold budget work session
• Bloodmobile reaches goal for Wednesday
• NU duo tackles I-500 snowmobile race
• Elementary Spanish instruction in District 88 in question
• Thunder: NUPD's best friend
• New Ulm anticipated '11 cuts
• Board seeks caretaker for county park
• NU Council discusses capital improvements, charter commission
• Capital improvements, retirement of K-9 Thunder on NU?Council agenda
• Rachel's Challenge coming to area schools, community
• Ag Expo speakers push more trade, fewer regs
• Parents persist in probe of son's death
• Library hosts presentation on Germans in Civil War
• Radon test kits available at Public Health office
• Fairfax City Council censures former mayor
• Author's book set in New Ulm
• Torkelson: Legislature forging ahead
• State files 12-count crash case
• Winter splash
• Narren going to Germany
• League of Women Voters to host candidate forums
• Alimony case reaches Supreme Court
• Highway 14 project OK'd
• Planning Commission OKs Searles ballpark lights permit
• Citizens for Clean Energy push for coal moratorium
• Rebate for solar panels discussed
• District 88 Board revises budget
• Lawsuit: New Ulm diocese knew of Irish priest's past abuse allegations
• Park and Rec reviews '11 projects, '10 budget
• Comfort Food
• Gehrke adds humor to life in Minn.
• American Artstone wins national awards
• River View Sanitation adds recycling
• It's a Christmas concert in January
• Lindholm to be honored for human rights work
• Local stories to follow in 2011
• Humorist, author leads 2011 Life Living Series
• Winter winds reduce visibility on roads
• Brown County absentee ballots available
• Tree board discusses grant, ordinance
• Kindness can make school a better place
• Zobel, Finstad seek seat on county board
• Dahms opposes action by Dayton
• District 88 holding budget work session
• Art and Collections panel begins work on Johnson Collection
• Commissioners reorganize
• City Council seats new mayor, council members
• First baby of 2011 born Monday
• Beussman to be sworn in today as mayor
• GFW student dies in snowmobile accident
• Klossner honored by Hub Club
• Windschitl, Traulich seek seat on board
• Michael Foods to expand in Gaylord
• Echoes from the Past
• Albrecht honored to have served
• Planning Commission proves flood fill
• A dozen runners brave New Year's cold blast
• December saw 33+ inches of snow
• Jammin' in the New Year
• (Not quite) Millions of Cats
• Heavy hail tops list of local stories in 2010
• Dist. 84 finance manager accepts new job
• Art, newspaper pioneer's descendant visits NU
• NUPUC approves 2011 budget, opens bids for road repairs
• Commissioners continue to freeze their salaries
• SE cop's request for leave denied
• Olivia man charged in child's death
• When Icicles Hang from Roofs ...
• Olivia toddler dies; suspect held
• 909 birds, 31 species spotted during Christmas Count
• Winthrop woman dies from accident injuries
• Snow banks create driving hazard
• Traulich files for open County Board seat
• Business & Professional
• Non-profit works to raise pregnancy assistance awareness service
• Good penguin weather
• Beacon Promotions, Inc. forms exclusive distribution agreement with Dri Mark, Inc.
• Food shelf demand jumps
• On the job on Christmas Day
• Library board to hold special meeting
• Commissioners to talk to Sen.-elect Dahms
• Olivia child injured; suspect arrested
• Winter refreshment
• Frederickson a possible candidate for DNR Commissioner
• SE cop gets hearing on Tuesday
• Snow blowers in demand by weary shovelers
• Winter has only just begun
• Council OKs budget, discusses charter
• 2011 budget leaves NUPD position unfilled
• Christmas caroling at the Glockenspiel
• Frederickson honored as outstanding conservationist
• High School closes Tuesday because of mechanical problem
• Downtown Snow Removal Wednesday
• Budget approval on New Ulm?Council agenda
• Being part of New Ulm life: Hans Joohs trainee completes stay in city
• District 88 sets 2011 levy
• Snow removal going well in New Ulm
• Stormy weather ... keeps snowin' all the time
• Preparing for Christmas
• Bird counters maintain tradition
• Grausam gears up for I-500
• Christmas Food Baskets from the Jaycees
• Recycle Your Christmas
• Legends awards
• Snow closes schools, clogs roads
• Wightman proudest of daily successes at NUMC
• More heating assistance available
• NUCAT coordinator to head state association
• 2 a.m. liquor serving rule dies at Sleepy Eye council meeting
• Three file for open County Board seat
• Food drive starts
• Census survey paints picture of New Ulm
• Making a Difference
• Friends turn out to honor Frederickson
• Proposed trail draws debate
• Streets plowed; More snow in forecast
• Kohls-Weelborg Chevrolet 'Freezin' for Food' drive takes place Wednesday, Thursday
• Gislason & Hunter gift to establish Kids Against Hunger in New Ulm
• Blizzard subsides; driving remains difficult
• Roaring blizzard blasts region
• Kids Against Hunger group to meet Dec. 16
• Line for MinnesotaCare goes out the door in county
• Building permits decline in number but still high
• Local man to appear on Eyewitness News
• District 84 Board approves 2011 levy
• Winter storm warning
• Library accepts donation for large print books
• St. Paul's students spread Christmas spirit
• District 88 approves online learning proposal
• Pageant rolls into 25th year
• Once upon a Christmas time
• Frederickson: Dayton faces challenges with Legislature
• Fairfax Library project draws opposition
• Gag art committee revitalized
• Shopping for the Giving Tree
• Online learning on District 88 agenda
• New Ulm Council OKs partnership with LOGIS
• Preliminary budget adjustments approved
• Brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!!!!!!!!! Cold winter ahead
• Event planning firm opens downtown
• New Chevrolet dealership emphasizes community involvement
• City Council will host public hearing Tuesday on 2011 budget
• A visit with Saint Nikolaus
• Wife of former NU resident to compete on 'Wheel of Fortune'
• Gumdrops on the tree
• Ignition Interlock opens doors
• Is that Santa I hear?
• Snow storm closes area schools early
• Santa's Closet
• Torkelson named House assistant majority leader
• Planning panel continues work on regulations revisions
• Jingle Bell Jam Walk/Run set Dec. 11
• Budget deliberation process to start in District 88
• From a hawk to a millipede, Zoomobile brings lessons to schools
• NU-Telecom to provide an online local search directory
• NU Planning panel meets today
• Proposed county levy is 5 percent higher than in 2010
• Bars appreciate new ordinance, but few use it
• Winds whip up white-out conditions
• County sets budget, levy hearing for Wednesday at courthouse
• Santa Claus is coming to town
• Only one legit challenge out of 10,513 ballots
• 'War of the Worlds' to be performed at MLC
• Network New Ulm Youth
• Bright holiday need not cost a lot
• Fire destroys garage
• Christmas Village at BCHS
• Successful Black Friday for New Ulm stores
• State Champions
• Community Friends Serve Up Thanksgiving Dinner
• Audit: District 88 is conservative
• GFW Board OKs wrestling pairing
• Pawlenty names Fifth Judicial District finalists
• PUC approves repayment of wind-farm bond
• County proposes 5 percent levy hike
• New Ulm businesses prep for Black Friday
• SE cop sentenced in criminal vehicular operation case
• More security measures in wake of theft at Jefferson School
• Court approves settlement in civil case against Sleepy Eye school district
• Truck fire extinguished
• Paul Wendinger - Farmer, musician, travel guide
• Del Monte Foods, KKR in buyout talks
• Musselman Family Chiropractic Clinic offers MRIs
• Nora Church breaks ground for wind turbine site
• Page of history closes, with Linden Church
• Olivia Blake takes the stage for New Ulm High School's production of 'Hello, Dolly!'
• Freier to lead NU Medical Center
• ArtScape winners announced
• The Story of an Artist's Gift
• Students practice for real job interviews
• County approves HVAC upgrade completion
• Two Winthrop children die in Highway 19 crash
• Council OKs demolition of Minnecon shelter
• 3 injured in accident near Searles
• BCHS Museum building turns 100
• Ordinances on setbacks for cul-de-sacs and fee for Firefighters Dance on council agenda
• Citizens question use of coal for power plant upgrade
• More students living on lower incomes
• Construction begins at Turner Hall
• Wind turbine to power Nora Church
• Fiber optic access for Sibley County, Fairfax area to be explored
• Schell Brewing Company honored with the Legacy Award by Minnesota Business magazine
• Minneapolis man dies in crash near Madelia
• Commissioners to consider investment revisions
• Beyond the Yellow Ribbon gathers steam
• Storm spins, dumps snow on area
• Winthrop drug store, gift shop closes
• Juried Art Show: Reception Today
• Dist. 84 OKs lawsuit settlement terms
• Bridging Brown County tour
• Yes, it is purple again!
• Ring overcomes Bagdad IED explosion
• Southern Minnesota schools exploring collaboration
• Legends of Medicine
• SE board expels student
• Fitness Rocks
• Coal conversion forum Monday
• Sleepy Eye gets tough on owners of dogs running loose
• Jury awards Sleepy Eye man $321,000 for accident
• Board makes Nov. vote official
• New Ulm family recovering from encounter with deer
• Donations on Dist. 84 agenda
• Scout projects, dog fines on Sleepy Eye agenda
• Lind House issues new cookbook
• Park &?Rec board recommends replacing shelter
• Dakota marchers visit New Ulm
• Business & Professional
• Dakota Marchers to stop in New Ulm
• SEHS presents 'Phantom' this weekend
• HONU cookoff: And the winner is...
• Herbeck talks at Berghold Society dinner
• Energy assistance program takes a hit, officials warn
• Music Hall of Fame inductees
• NUPD to receive in-car video camera
• Healthy eating event Saturday features community cooking competition
• Festival of Interests
• New Ulm Furniture honored
• Morton voters OK Sunday liquor
• Peichel gets home county support
• Nicollet County backs Walz, Morrow
• Dahms wins in District 21
• Brown County Precinct Totals
• Sleepy Eye school referendum fails
• Beussman defeats Albrecht for New Ulm mayor
• Voters voice opinions on election issues
• District renewal referendum passes; 2 others lose
• Making decisions
• Bank contract on county agenda
• 1862 Battlefields Detailed
• 1862 Battlefields Detailed
• NU Medical Center to renovate Cancer Center
• NU?Council agenda includes assessments for improvements
• New Ulm compost, burn site are successful
• Walking for education
• Spooky fun abounds this weekend
• Albrecht appreciates competition in mayoral race
• Demmer in New Ulm
• Halloween Party
• That's a lot of beer!
• New Ulm mayoral race an example of civility
• Orchard Hills Dreams
• Fed funds used to add, maintain Dist. 88 staff
• Horner trails in polls, but remains optimistic
• Gag stresses school pride, community trust
• Dreams Come True
• Kelliher on the trail for Dayton
• Deslauriers advocates stronger relationship between extra-curriculars, youth groups
• Windstorm causes little damage locally
• County OKs care services from Oak Hills
• Lennander sentenced in theft from hockey boosters
• PUC gives properties without sewer service 5 years to connect
• Emmer calls for smaller government
• Winter brings experience to District 88 Board
• Commissioners consider raising tipping fee
• Job fair offers employment opportunities
• Comments abound on District 88 levy questions
• A journey to haunted places in Minnesota
• Eva Kuntz celebrates 100 years
• Fliszar stresses broader support base for schools
• Superintendent Remme: District 88 not overspending
• Schell's Bus heads to Lambeau Field
• Peichel challenges Morrow in District 23A Senate race
• HONU searches for new faces, stories for campaign
• New Journal web site provides more options
• Dallmann, Lilly
• When the dust settles, the building is history
• Candidates give voters chance to compare, contrast
• Coming Down!
• 'The Men of Turner Hall' calendars to be unveiled Oct. 30
• Finstad challenges Berg in District 2
• Tim Mueller (MLC Graduate Student) addressed the MLC student body about the importance of Gospel centered ministry during the day on Friday, October 8. Tim is principal of St. John, Sparta, WI and in our Leadership emphasis. His wife, Megan, joined him.
• City may sell part of collection
• Dove resigns from County Board
• Photos from graduation day at MLC. Seven Teachers receive their masters degree.
• The graduate faculty celebrate their students' achievements.
• Congratulations to David Gartner, 2010 MS Ed graduate. Dave was asked to present the findings of his capstone project, "The Importance of Early Childhood Learning Centers," to the Wisconsin State Teachers' Conference. If Dave accepts, he
• Craig Weide took his COMPREHENSIVE EXAM on Wednesday, August 11, on campus. Craig is the upper grades teacher and athletic director at Christ, Big Bend, WI.
• Principal Ben Bain's faculty "honored" his MS Ed degree completon with a mock graduation!
• Matthew Meitner took his COMPREHENSIVE EXAM on campus today! Matt ('95) is the principal and 5-6 teacher at Salem, Greenfield, MN. Show your support for his accomplishment and view the picture I took after he finished.
• Director John Meyer met with MLC graduate students at the Michigan-North Atlantic teachers' conference at Plymouth, MI on October 6.
• Walz meets with vets
• LWV sponsors Candidates Forum on Thursday
• Sleepy Eye superintendent explains need for referendum
• New owners at Edelweiss
• Corn field fire extinguished
• Harkin Store 2010 Finale
• Will combine with SESM, Springfield
• Day of Caring lives up to its name
• Cahill talks from the heart
• Extention job filled
• Delicious Difference Week at Kraft Foods
• Highway 14 seeing some sudden action, after hiatus
• CHS homecoming parade
• District 88 reviews security measures
• Huiras enters Alford plea in sexual misconduct case
• Cathedral Royalty
• 'Biggest Loser' champ coming to New Ulm
• Kohls-Weelborg Chevrolet relocating to New Ulm
• Horner brings anti-polarization message to New Ulm
• Lights at Sunset
• Voters favor 'Willkommen'
• Man faces charges in theft at Jefferson School
• Ladies Auxiliary celebrates 50 years of support for Martin Luther College
• Dog complaints discussed by SE Council
• Private company interested in buying Garden Terrace I, II
• Cathedral Homecoming Court 2010
• Park & Rec approves budget for 2011
• Walz, Demmer battle over health care, national debt, economy
• MVL?Royalty
• Urdahl writes about U.S.-Dakota Conflict
• O'Reilly Auto Parts opens
• Corn maize tour
• State dismisses human rights complaints
• Huge throngs at Oktoberfest
• Local watercolor artist recognized
• State socks shortfall on schools
• Forum ends up one-sided
• Highway 14 crash
• Oktoberfest begins anew
• Fall Follies feature one-act comedies
• Hogen recognized by peers
• High-flying fish
• 'A Snowy Day' unites children, adults vying for reading record
• Efforts begin to save Berg Hotel
• Effort under way for 'Kids Against Hunger' site in New Ulm
• Bringin' in the corn
• Second write-in candidate comes forward in District 88 Board election
• County-wide senior citizens meeting planned Oct. 20
• Commissioners support crossing upgrade
• Volunteers clean up Springfield park
• Volunteers clean up Springfield park
• And the winner is ---
• NU City Council accepts $100,000 grant for trail
• Cottonwood Street damaged
• Board to consider CSAH 5 crossing signal
• Exchangee learning about New Ulm
• Listen to the folk music
• Racing Against Cancer
• Highway 169 damaged by flood waters
• MVL Homecoming Court
• Pumpkinfest grows in popularity
• Getting some stomps in
• Weather makes Oktoberfest 'wunderbar'
• Highway 22 in St. Peter opens to traffic
• Marathon for Non-Public Education
• Homecoming Parade
• Gingerbread lady brings creations to fest
• Gas service restored to Cottonwood Bridge area
• What happens if two candidates run for three seats
• Fliszar announces intention to run for District 88 Board as write-in
• Donations to 1862 exhibit
• District 88 preparing for referendum on Nov. 2
• Wersal seeks seat on state Supreme Court
• Fest starts Friday
• Beussman Bridge closed
• Board OKs disaster declaration
• Remme honored by school administrators' professional group
• Fix for regulation of power transmission approved
• High water causes gas leak near Cottonwood River bridge
• High Water Leads to Gas Line Leak in the Cottonwood Bridge Area
• Commissioners to get Beyond The Yellow Ribbon update
• Gaylord Elementary closes achievement gap
• Everybody loves a parade, even the German-Americans
• Cottonwood crests, Minnesota climbs
• NUHS Homecoming Royalty
• Business & Professional
• Fairfax bank dedication Wednesday
• Sun shines on Sleepy Eye gathering
• St. Paul's turns 125
• Jr. Pioneers feature Downs
• Family moves into Habitat home
• Adams Park dedicated, as waters rise
• Away it goes
• Our Savior's pastor to leave New Ulm
• Cottonwood floods Springfield park
• Friends of Public Library to unveil quilt
• Morrow optimistic about Highway 14 project
• School crew kickoff day at St. Paul's
• District 88 sets levy
• Drill, firefighters! DRILL!
• Rivers on rise; Crops in danger
• Walz picks up Durenberger, VFW-PAC endorsements
• Wightman appointed president of Unity Hospital
• NUHS Homecoming Court
• Bar owners' group pushing for gaming in bars
• P?&?Z?recommendations get approval
• Winkelman: Fishing is good for the soul
• Welcome? Willkommen? to New Ulm
• Vote for the sign
• Historic Preservation Commission OKs three building design applications
• Lafayette to get $3.8 million in fed funds for water project
• Council to get preview of new entrance signs
• Commissioners to consider hazard mitigation plan
• Losinski retires from NUPD
• SouthPoint Federal Credit Union certified as the REAL Deal
• Nate Groebner joins NUMC as radiologist
• Quilters Retreat
• Schell's parties with a few thousand friends
• Grammy winner, nominee in New Ulm
• Let the Schellabration begin!
• Sleepy Eye Council OKs 4 percent preliminary tax hike
• New faculty at NUACS
• Veterans voice support for Walz
• Learning down by the riverside
• German, NU police enforce ties
• Runway project awarded to Mathiowetz Construction
• Come on! It's a Schellabration!
• LaSalle man dies in tractor rollover
• P&Z approves lot split in Milford
• EDA approves changes in Section 8 Housing program
• And the silo will fall
• Park & Rec encourages city to accept $100,000 grant
• Look! Up in the sky! It's a gyro!
• United Way campaign kickoff
• Spaeth observes weather for 26 years
• Vets, public servants attend 9/11 ceremony
• Miss New Ulm
• District 84 approves para hours
• Moe being released from prison
• Four departments battle Gibbon fire
• United Way kicks off campaign
• Paulson injured in diving incident
• District 88 to get funds from Jobs Bill
• Ex-wife: Kral likely suffering manic-depressive episode
• GFW distributes iPads to students
• Cuts affecting rehabilitative services providers
• Mulder promotes partnerships, streamlining in IP bid for lt. governor
• Sibley Sheriff: Abduction, assault report false; juvenile recants story
• Demmer: Cap & Trade would reduce farm income
• Giving blood at arm's length
• New Ulm man jailed in Iowa
• Guilty plea in hockey boosters fund-raiser
• Heidi Storm chosen as 2010 Hans Joohs exchangee
• Back to school
• City sets levy high, keeps spending low
• Township residents air power line concerns
• Godahl store lives on
• Comcast digital update under way in New Ulm, other cities
• Sellner Variety suffers smoke damage in fire
• NU Council to set 2011 tax levy
• Goosetown Reunion
• Miss New Ulm Candidates
• County considers 6.83% levy hike
• Big spreads abound at Farm Toy Show
• Canoeists, kayakers frolic on the river
• Citizens for Clean Energy meet Tuesday
• Riverblast gets underway
• Goosetowners to gather
• Lundholm praises the healing power of humor
• Somewhere over the football field
• To market, to market, we go
• 18 arrested for dealing pain killers, other drugs
• Court dismisses fraud claim against New Ulm Diocese
• NUHS seventh-graders welcomed
• NU Medical Center observes 25 years of offering substance abuse services
• 21 charged in local drug sweep
• Last Hurrah
• Scholarship applications available for law enforcement students
• Morrow honored by Minnesota Transportation Alliance
• MHS awards $7,000 grant to Sleepy Eye project
• NU Medical Center hosts national comic
• Citizens visit Camp Ripley
• New teachers at District 88
• Riverblast -- Activities on river; music in park
• Sleepy Eye FFA shines at state fair
• Challenges for motorcyclists
• A big fan
• Discovery Quest of New Ulm created by two teens
• The summer of reshingling
• NUCAT volunteer producer wins statewide award
• Biking event kicks of United Way of Brown County campaign
• Frederickson honored as Outstanding Conservationist
• Katie Miron of Hugo crowned 57th Princess Kay of the Milky Way
• Gaylord council nixes liquor store proposal
• Morgan Creek among winners at cold climate wine competition
• New Korean Vet plates unveiled
• Lawmakers seek delay in Ft. Ridgely project
• PUC approves purchase of bio-solids hauling equipment
• Commissioners table tax abatement
• Kids X-Cel festival
• Citizens for Clean Energy wary of New Ulm boiler project
• Franken hears Hwy. 14 concerns
• Sleepy Eye starts flexible learning year
• Franken meets with Highway 14 Partnership today at New Ulm City Hall
• Commissioners to consider school truancy program
• Auditor points to increased efficiency in office in bid for re-election
• Fasse to bid CAST farewell
• Corn Days parade
• Dog Walk raises funds, awareness for Brown County Humane Society
• New playground goes in at North Market Park
• Gibbon, Courtland have races
• Alpacas at Oak Hills
• Boiler upgrade presentation to be reset
• Parker Hannifin gets state grant for employee training
• Contest goes overtime
• Madelia Community Hospital designated Level 4 Trauma Center
• Sellner competes for Princess Kay title
• Hartmann seeks permission to sell his farm products
• District 88 puts funding proposals on Nov. ballot
• District 88 considers levy referendum
• Races develop in Sleepy Eye, Fairfax, Gaylord
• B&L Bar gets OK for permanent fence in front of establishment
• EDA to consider to public housing program
• More discussion on Fort Ridgely project
• County seeks power line meeting
• Companion-planting
• Planning ahead for Santa
• CVB budget gets attention from New Ulm City Council
• Gag files for District 88 School Board
• Tracing his father's footsteps
• Area resident named COUNTRY Financial representative
• Glad to exhibit at the fair
• Wilfahrt, Furth open Southern Minnesota Mediators
• Braulick wins pickup demo again
• Pedal Pull
• Clements man wins combine derby
• Commissioners to hear power line concerns
• Scholtz, Sellner lead lineups
• Scholtz earns trip to State Fair
• USDA financing falls through for Snow farm property
• Siblings dominate sheep, goat, rabbit shows
• Let him eat fire
• Fasse, Webster, Klossner honored
• Winter files for school board
• That's a big pet
• Demo derby opens fair
• District 88 among schools not meeting AYP
• No filings for District 88 School Board
• Turkey farm expansion OK'd by planning panel
• Bartels Warehouse files assessment appeal
• From Hermann, Mo., to Hermann Monument
• Brown County voters favor Dayton
• Disc golf course gets nod for expansion
• River Valley Power Equipment has new owners
• Author explains railroads' role in Civil War
• Schells plans for 150th celebration finale
• Guard at work
• Purple Heart veterans honor fallen members
• AMPI selling instant milk business
• Courtland mayor not seeking re-election
• German language camp
• Pawlenty: Government budgets need to be reined in
• Music by Tschecharanka Kappele
• Minor injuries in Fairfax accident
• Views on taxes, education, energy
• Candidates debate rural issues
• Comparing economies, business, Chambers
• Band from Austria and Original German Band present concert Thursday at Turner Hall park
• New Ulm declared a 'Heart Safe' community
• Eyes on the glock
• River Blast
• Bavarian Blast

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