
Sleepy Eye Indians win 2, lose 2
On Tuesday evening, April 26, the Indians baseball team played New Ulm Cathedral in Johnson Park, the second game of the day for Cathedral—who apparently weren’t too worn out by their first game against BLHS.
On Tuesday evening, April 26, the Indians baseball team played New Ulm Cathedral in Johnson Park, the second game of the day for Cathedral—who apparently weren’t too worn out by their first game against BLHS.
Spring may finally be here and I promise I will only wear a spring jacket, no matter how cold it is! I often imagine that when the sun shines and the air warms a bit, that school kids get kind of antsy. It could be that cloudy, cool days are a teacher’s friend (but not a coach’s friend.) There are only two weeks left at Public School.
Gary Vait drives the preschool bus for Sleepy Eye Bus Service and says he has the best riders in town. He likes them and they like him. He takes the children to school and back home after class— one group for morning preschool and another in the afternoon.
Fifty-nine Sleepy Eye FFA Members traveled to the University of Minnesota campuses and State Fairgrounds, where they participated in the Annual Minnesota FFA State Convention. More than 4,700 FFA members, advisors and guests from throughout the state gathered for the convention from Sunday, April 24 through Tuesday, April 26.
I would like to acknowledge all who have worked on and donated to the fundraiser for our granddaughter Ellanor. We are grateful to God for how He provides and demonstrates His compassion.
Rita Mary Schleisman, 96, of Sleepy Eye died on April 29, 2022, at her home. Visitation was on Wednesday, May 4, 2022 from 4 to 7 p.m.
Dorothy M. Haala, 89, of Sleepy Eye died peacefully with her family by her side on April 25, 2022, at Sleepy Eye Medical Center.
The Sleepy Eye FFA Chapter had 59 members particpate at the 2022 State FFA Convention earning numerous members, team and chapter award. Pictured, front from left: Trevor Rathman, Noemi Rodriguez, Chloe Howe, Izzy Kunkel, Maria Galaviz-Camacho, Nora Coulson, Brooke Arneson, Katelyn Capacia, Daniel Armstrong, Noah Rossbach, Jose Castorena, Lucia Martinez, Alex Confer, Rylee Jennissen, Rachel Portner, Jace Schauman. MIddle: Adam Johnson, Isaac Lendt, Emma Fischer, Miah Brown, Mackenna Fischer, Alexis Garza, Morgan Hoffmann, Maddi Helget, Sophie Kyllonen, Carmen Lendt, Gracie Sellner, Yanellie Fernandez, Presley Braun, Taylor Berkner, Megan Sellner, Destiney Dittbenner, Hannah Meyer, Lily Kallevig, Yuridia Fernandez, Sam Price. Back: Jake Price, Adam Rodriguez, Winsten Nienhaus, Gunny Coulson, Nathan Rathman, Austin Uecker, Cadence Okerman, Lee Wahlborg, Ari Krizmarzick, Marcus Martinez, Leisha Martinez, Jon Baures, Caleb Suess, Gavin Fischer, Tim Friton, Kyle Capacia, Nolan Weicherding, Manny Poplow, Jaelynn Schauman, Brissa Hernandez, Brennen Meyer, Jacob Schultz, Taylor Lambrecht. Submitted Photos
The April EDA Board Meeting consisted of discussions on the following items. Bob Elston updated the Board on the status of the apartment building project with Alliance Building Corp. The purchase agreement and the development agreement have been signed. They have requested information on local contractors as they now begin to gather bids and get ready to start construction. We are hoping to see some building activity begin in about a month. This will be approximately a one-year building project depending on the weather, material supply availability, and contractor schedules.
You may pass by an unassuming building on Highway 4 as you drive south out of town without realizing what exactly goes on there. Our company has gone by many names over the years – Haas Press, AUI, Norwood, BIC APP, BIC Graphic, and now Koozie Group – but one thing hasn’t changed. Our dedicated Sleepy Eye team is the largest producer of promotional calendars in the United States. Annually, around 70 million calendars are shipped from our facility to customers all over North America!