St. Mary’s students, Landry Folkens and Charles Currans, finished among the best at their age levels at the 51st Knights of Columbus State Free Throw Championship on March 29 at Osseo High School. Folkens placed third in the 14-year-old division, and Currans finished fourth in the 10-year-old division.
CherryRoad Media CEO Jeremy Gulban came to Sleepy Eye on Tuesday to speak about the new digitally printed newspaper style that is coming to Sleepy Eye, likely for the first issue in June. Gulban hosted a community meeting at the Sleepy Eye Brewing Company that afternoon where attendees could see samples of the new format and hear about other new initiatives that will be rolled out with the new newspaper.
Hello once again to all the Herald-Dispatch readers. I have been asked to resume writing my monthly EDA articles. So, my intent, starting with this month, is to give everyone an update on EDA related activities and actions that have taken place so far in 2025.
Question: What is a safe routine when backing up using the mirrors in conjunction with the vehicle’s backup camera?
Have you noticed the cross standing at the corner of 1st Avenue and Water St. Southeast? Wondering why it’s there?
And so we will begin Holy Week! I want to invite you to participate in the most sacred three days of our whole Church year: Holy Thursday, Good Friday and Easter Vigil. Nothing in the year compares with these three services. In these liturgies, we not only remember what Jesus did, we believe that we actually participate in them. We are there at the Last Supper and at the agony in the garden on Holy Thursday. We are there at the way of the Cross and death and burial of Jesus on Good Friday. We wait on Holy Saturday with sorrow but also hope with Mary. And we are there when Jesus rises from the dead, a new light shining on Easter Vigil - the central liturgy of the whole year. None of these services are strictly obligatory by Church law. But I can’t imagine not participating in these services each year that are so basic and receiving again our salvation.
The Brown County Sheriff’s Office issued the following report concerning a collision between a semi truck and train, which occurred east of Sleepy Eye last Friday.
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