Knights follow loss with 3 big wins
Last Tuesday, Feb. 7, the Knights boys basketball team played at home, against MVL, for a tough conference loss but came back with wins in their next three games.
February 2023
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Good week for the St. Mary’s Lady Knights
The Lady Knights won big at MVL on Tuesday, Feb. 7.
Tough road streak for Indians
The Indians boys basketball team had one bright spot last week, in a big win over Madelia in the Bethany Lutheran College tournament on Saturday. Three other games were losses for the Indians.
College News
The Academic Dean’s lists for the past fall semester at Minnesota State University, Mankato have been announced. Students earning High Honors have achieved a GPA of 4.0; those earning Honors have achieved a GPA of 3.5 to 3.99. The following students from Sleepy Eye have been named to the Dean’s lists, (High Honors marked with asterisk): Aubrey Corona, Katelyn Fromm, Ana Huerta Martinez*, Madison Krueger*, Kya Krzmarzick*, Mckenna Larson*, Zoe Macklanburg, Maya Nelson*, Taylor Reinarts, Matthew Sellner, Emily Stevens, Landon Strong, McKenna Strong, Brooke Thibado*.
SouthPoint Foundation awards grant to Junior Achievement
The SouthPoint Financial Credit Union Foundation recently awarded a $3,000 grant to Junior Achievement North. The proceeds of the grant will support a Junior Achievement class in the following communities: Sleepy Eye, Hutchinson, New Ulm, North Mankato and St.
EDA Weekly Memo
• Two EDA Business Assistance Applications that were previously approved had the notes signed and are ready for distribution. Three more applications were reviewed this week by the EDA Finance Committee and recommendations will be made to the full EDA Board on February 28.
Watch for workers on Highway 4 north of Sleepy Eye and Highway 62 west of Windom
Tree removal to begin Feb. 20 in preparation for erosion control projects Motorists are advised to use caution on Highway 4 near Fort Ridgley Creek between Sleepy Eye and Fairfax, and Highway 62 near the Lake Heron outlet west of Windom, starting Monday, Feb.
It’s Cardiac Rehab Week, here are four facts about cardiac rehab and SEMC
Number One The heart is one of the most vital organs that keeps us alive. It works beat by beat, second by second, for 24 hours a day till we draw our last breath.
From the Editor’s Desk
City Council week is the one week a month that the final touches get put on the paper early Wednesday morning so that it is done and ready to send to the printer by 8 a.m. I am up early, early Wednesday morning to write this column. (I really should have written it last night when I finished the city council article, but why do today what you can do tomorrow? A bad habit motto of mine.)