Junior Legion falls in championship
Carson Uecker went 3-for-3 with a three-run inside-the-park home run in the fifth inning to give Sleepy Eye’s Jr.
Sarah Shelander
A community boost
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Senior Legion heads back to state tourney, looks to repeat as champs
Mark Anderson struck out 13 batters for Sleepy Eye Post 7 in the Sub State Championship on Saturday in Luverne, leading the senior Legion team to a 6-1 victory over Windom and a return trip to the eight-team state tournament this weekend in Bird Island.Sleepy Eye, 15-2 and ranked No.
Out of the Past – Aug. 1
60 years ago - July 30, 1964Four Sleepy Eye boys attended the National Boy Scouts jamboree at Valley Forge, Pennsylvania: Bill Joe, Jim Berkner, Jerry Beech, and James Foster.
Community Education News
Over 60 young people have spent the last couple of weeks preparing for “Little Mermaid Jr.” They are ready to share their talents with an audience.
Downtown fixture calls it a career
As he heads into retirement, First Security Agency’s Ron Petersen sat down with the Herald-Dispatch to reflect on 48 years of doing business in downtown Sleepy Eye, the changes he’s seen, and one constant that still holds true when it comes to serving customers in a small town.A Sleepy Eye native, Petersen returned to work in his hometown in 1976 when he was hired to manage a new savings and loan branch in the 200 block of Main Street East.
Let’s Play Ball! 2024 Edition
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Humbled, inspired and representing Sleepy Eye
By Abigail Schwartz, 2024 Miss Sleepy Eye This past week, I had the incredible opportunity to attend the Minneapolis Aquatennial candidate experience. The Aquatennial Ambassador… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
A joyful, glorious gift
A newly restored collection of 10 stained glass windows from St.
Sportsmen’s Club donates toward boat dock, playground
The Sleepy Eye Sportsmen’s Club donated $6,000 last week to two projects the city is working to fund.