Greetings from Sleepy Eye Community Education. September has been a very busy month. While Megan has been busy coordinating and teaching the events and classes in the Early Childhood program, I’ve been focused on scheduling, promoting and supervising activities happening on the community education side. We are both proud and grateful for the opportunity to keep Community Education strong and vital for our community and surrounding area.
The Sleepy Eye Members of the Month for August are Kayden Klein, Ari Krzmarzick, Elsie Trebesch, and Carsten Nienhaus.
Sleepy Eye held its Parents Night on Tuesday, Sept. 23, where the players’ parents were thanked for their support and received a gift from their daughters.
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We finally had a nice cool cross country meet at the Tri County Show Down hosted by Mt. Lake on Saturday, Sept. 27. The morning meet followed a beautiful trail around the lake in Voss Park, Butterfield. Despite the soybean dust that coated the air from the nearby field being harvested, we had fantastic results; 100% of our varsity athletes hit their season’s best times!
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The River Valley Wildcats ended the regular season at Maple River on Sept. 22, with a 6-1 loss.
The Sleepy Eye Woman’s Club met at Hawkins Chiropractic on September 16. The focus of the meeting was health and wellness. Molly Hawkins gave a presentation and tour of their renovated building. She entertained questions from club members. Hawkins Chiropractic uses gentle neurologically based chiropractic care for family members of all ages. They also provide chiropractic care for animals.
The annual Brown County Republican FUN Raiser will be held Thursday, Oct. 2 at the Sleepy Eye Event Center, 110 12th Ave. N.E.