New Ulm News Archives - Page 53 of 83

June 12, 2024

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED TO TAKE DOWN FLAGS IN NEW ULM CEMETERY

Volunteers are needed to help take down flags that were put up for Memorial Day in the New Ulm Cemetery. If you want to help, you can come to the Doughboy at 9. The medallion stakes will also need to come out as well. The work should take a couple of hours. […]

June 12, 2024

LAW ENFORCEMENT CITES OVER 1900 UNBELTED MOTORISTS

The Minnesota Department of Public Safety has released the numbers from the latest Click It Or Ticket campaign. Officers, deputies and troopers from 272 agencies issued 1,922 seat belt citations and 108 child restraint citations during the campaign which ran from May 20 through June 2. That compares to over 2300 seat belt citations and […]

June 12, 2024

Gail Gilman

June is Dairy Month. We salute today’s Dairy Farmer. Professor Emeritus, University of Minnesota and Family Life Consultant Gail Gilman shares some fun and delicious facts about Milk, Cheese and Ice Cream.

June 12, 2024

NAMES RELEASED IN FATAL COTTONWOOD COUNTY CRASH

The names of the two people killed in a Cottonwood County crash Sunday have been released. Authorities say 77-year-old Dennis Falk and his passenger 65-year-old Susan Falk were killed in the crash at the intersection of Cottonwood County Road 11 and 450th Avenue a couple miles southwest of Sanborn at 5:45 pm. The driver of […]

June 11, 2024

State Street Theater

Laura Schotzko and Jennifer Deutz talked New Ulm Fine Arts Booster Fundraising Event and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat performace coming to the State Street Theater.

June 11, 2024

USDA WEEKLY CROP UPDATE

Excessive soil moisture continues to slow fieldwork in Minnesota. USDA’s latest weekly crop report shows there were just three days suitable for planting, cutting hay and spraying statewide. Corn is 96-percent planted and 84 percent emerged. 74-percent of the crop is rated in good to excellent condition. Soybean planting is 87-percent complete, over a week […]

June 11, 2024

ST. JAMES MAN SENTENCED IN APRIL STABBING

A St. James man has been sentenced to prison after being convicted of a stabbing in April. 23-year-old Antonio Trevino was convicted on a felony second-degree assault causing substantial bodily harm charge in Watonwan County District Court. Court documents say that he received a 46-month sentence. He will serve two-thirds in a Minnesota prison followed […]

June 11, 2024

Arlington Administrator Jessica Steinke

City of Arlington is having an open house July 2 on the street project that is planned. They are looking for 2 members to join the Arlington Planning and Zoning Commission. Learn more about the downtown Beautification project by contacting the city office.

June 11, 2024

NO ONE HURT IN SOUTH BROADWAY CRASH

New Ulm Police were called to a one-vehicle crash Sunday afternoon at 3:08 pm at 16th South and Broadway. Police say a GMC Yukon driven by 68-year-old Christine Dorothy Gibbs of Kilkenny was going southbound on Broadway, drifted into the median and hit a sign. Damage was moderate to the vehicle and Kilkenny was not […]

June 10, 2024

NUMC CLOSING RETAIL OPTICAL SHOP

The New Ulm Medical Center has announced that it is going to close its retail Optical Shop due to ongoing staffing challenges. A statement from Katie Slette, director of Regional Clinic Operations says that the facility will continue to offer full ophthalmology services including eye exams and eye procedures, but the retail shop will close. […]