’23-’24 College Sports Recap
Following is a look at which former prep athletes from Sleepy Eye are competing at the next level, with brief recaps of their season from the past school year.
July 2024
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Be still and know He is God
There has been a lot of discussion in our country lately about what it means to be biblical and to follow God’s commands.
LOOKING UP: After renovation, second floor of 126-year-old building opens for events and rentals
Sleepy Eye’s newest view comes from one of its oldest buildings, a panorama that stretches from grain elevators to Main Street to a swath of green tree canopy flowing over the neighborhoods beyond.The man who made it happen can see groups reclining and mingling there in the future, enjoying each other’s company and taking in the small town scene.
Out of the Past – July 11
50 years ago - July 11, 1974The Warrior Marching Band, under the direction of Doug Kodet, will enter parade competition at Westbrook tonight at 7 p.m.
Sports Out of the Past
50 years ago - July 11, 1974Stark repeated as Bi-County teenage baseball champions Wednesday with a hard-fought 1-0 triumph over host Leavenworth.
Corn Palace, Black Hills, Candy Cloud Factory among stops on FFA trip
Sixteen Sleepy Eye FFA members participated in the Summer Ag Tour to South Dakota on June 24-26 with FFA advisors and members from the Tracy and Mountain Lake chapters.The students started their trip by exploring the Corn Palace in Mitchell, S.D.
ASK A TROOPER: Zipper Merges
Question: With summer time here and all the construction zones, can you talk about the zipper merge?
Next old building slated for repairs
An empty Main Street building in need of major repairs is moving toward renovation with the help of a $25,000 economic development loan.The Economic Development Authority voted at its June meeting to approve the business assistance request by Chuck Hauser, a Sleepy Eye native who is in the process of assuming ownership of the property at 120 Main St.