Three big wins for Indians, Hesse scores 2,000
The Indians girls basketball team had a week of wins that included the excitement of junior Kadence Hesse scoring her 2,000th point. The action started on Tuesday, Feb.
February 2023
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Struggle continues for Indians
The Sleepy Eye Indians boys basketball team lost to the MVL Chargers at home on Feb. 14.
Bowling Scores
KOFFEE KUP, Feb. 16—HIGH GAME: Marge Seidl 155, Jan Seidl 155, Brenda Marti 151, Gloria Engholm 151. HIGH SERIES: Jan Seidl 433, Marge Seidl 414, Brenda Walden 412. HIGH TEAM GAME: Hills 426. SERIES: Butternut 1,209. STANDINGS: Yuban 93-33; Hills 84-42; Butternut 67-59.
Sports Schedule
•Friday, Feb. 24 Boys Basketball: Indians at Loyola Knights Basketball: Boys/Girls doubleheader at Mayer Lutheran Gymnastics Team State •Saturday, Feb.
Knights honor seniors, notch two wins
The Knights boys basketball team approaches play-offs with two wins last week. On Tuesday, Feb.
Fischer earns national GRI designation
Minnesota Realtor Deb Fischer was recently awarded the national Graduate Realtor Institute (GRI) designation. In completing the required curriculum of continuing education classes, covering subjects including professional standards, legal issues, sales and marketing, finance and risk reduction, technology and social media, Fischer, of Mages Land Co & Auction and Real Estate, joins other top Realtors in the residential real estate industry from across the nation who hold this designation.
MHS project supports chemotherapy patients
Three St. Mary’s High School students, Elle Kyllonen, Emily Ericksen, and Jenica Schroepfer, planned a Minnesota Honor Society group project to raise money for gift baskets for patients receiving chemotherapy at the New Ulm Medical Center.
Driver’s licenses for all proposal lacks critical safeguards
Friends and neighbors: A proposal that’s been working its way through committees, and is soon to be on the Senate floor, is the Democrats’ driver’s licenses for all legislation. This bill already passed out of the House of Representatives, and Governor Walz has indicated that he will sign it into law.