News from the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources
•Crossbows allowed for deer and turkey hunters Crossbows will be newly allowed for Minnesota deer and spring turkey hunters starting this year, following a law… Login to continue reading Login…
June 2023
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FFA Members Attend Leadership Camp
By Alex Confer, Chapter Reporter Thirty-two Sleepy Eye FFA members attended Timberland Leadership Camp June 5-8 at Sibley State Park near New London.… Login to continue reading Login…
Brown County DFL picnic on June 27
The Brown County DFL annual picnic is 5:30-8 p.m. on June 27 at Shirley’s Park by Clear Lake (also known as Lost Dog & Fox… Login to continue reading Login…
Out of the Past
By Deb Moldaschel 50 years ago – June 12, 1973 Sleepy Eye’s new queen, Brenda Bohnen, was crowned at the Orchid Inn Sunday evening by… Login to continue reading Login…
Add your voice to the dialogue
Making small talk with a stranger and suddenly learning he or she is skilled in something with which you need help or versed in a… Login to continue reading Login…
Murder, comedy take stage at SE Brewing Co.
By CJ Surprenant With the debut of “Clue: On Stage” just days away, expectations are high and excitement is even higher among Sleepy Eye Community… Login to continue reading Login…
Indians’ section run ends in Cathedral loss
By Dave Forster The Sleepy Eye Indians’ baseball season ended with a 9-4 loss to New Ulm Cathedral on June 8 in Mankato as the… Login to continue reading Login…
SE welcomes newly trained firefighter
The Sleepy Eye Fire Department announced that one of its newest firefighters, Jeff Mathiowetz, has completed 178 hours of training for his Fire Fighter I,… Login to continue reading Login…
Join parade at Divine, make a senior smile
Divine Providence Community Home is seeking entrants for its Red, White & Blue parade at 10:30 a.m. on June 23. Participants are invited to decorate… Login to continue reading Login…
Hazardous waste collection day on 6/22
Unload your batteries, chemicals, paints, cleaners and other hazardous items at the county’s next Household Hazardous Waste collection day for Sleepy Eye on June 22.… Login to continue reading Login…