Abby (Hagen) Pausch was a standout cross country and track distance runner as a member of the Sleepy Eye teams as a high school student. Pausch and her siblings, also track and cross country athletes, were/are home-schooled by their mother, Lisa Hagen, who is the local cross country coach and an assistant coach with the track team.
•Thursday, Nov. 17 Girls Hockey: at Minnesota River •Saturday, Nov.
KOFFEE KUP, Nov. 10—HIGH GAME: Brenda Walden 175, Jan Seidl 168, Gloria Engholm 153. HIGH SERIES: Brenda Walden 448, Jan Seidl 422, Gloria Engholm 410. HIGH TEAM GAME: Hills 426. SERIES: Yuban 1,179. STANDINGS: Yuban 52-11; Hills 3924; Butternut 29-34.
The New Ulm Eagles girls hockey team played their first game of the season on Saturday, Nov. 12 against the Packers of South St. Paul at Doug Woog Arena. The Packers scored three goals in the first period and another in the third, handing the Eagles a 4-0 loss.
Sixth grade student, Laylana Hoffmann, won the Sleepy Eye Lions Club Peace poster contest. This is a project of Lions clubs around the globe. Creating peace posters gives children everywhere the chance to express their visions of peace and inspire the world through art and creativity. The theme of the contest was Lead with Compassion. Laylana is pictured with Lion John Cselovszki. Submitted
In Brown County District Court on Oct. 31, 2022, Chad L. Zeig, formerly of Sleepy Eye, was sentenced to 45 months in prison, at the Minnesota Correctional Facility in St. Cloud, following conviction on three felony counts of possession of pornographic work involving minors; and sentenced to 48 months (stayed for 5 years) on one felony count of dissemination of pornographic work. Conditional release after confinement was set at five years.
The Brown County Historical Society is hosting a Holiday Open House on Friday, Nov. 25, from 10 a.m.
The GFWC Qui Vive Club met on Nov. 3 at Peggy Tauer’s home.
Sally Buck CEO, National Rural Health Resource Center, Duluth Today, across Minnesota and nationwide, we’re celebrating National Rural Health Day. For the past 11 years, the National Organization of State Offices of Rural Health has led the effort — setting aside the third Thursday of every November (this year, on Nov.