Heartland Express service
Brown County Heartland Express and Hermann Express will operate their normal hours on Wednesday June 19th in honor of Juneteenth.
Sarah Shelander
Ask a Trooper – Collector Plates
Question: Can a truck with collector plates on it be used in a snow plow business?
The Berg: Owner apologies for delayed project
An optimistic vision to redevelop one of Sleepy Eye’s most historic buildings has, nearly a decade later, gone nowhere.This report on the old Berg Hotel, at the southeast corner of Main Street and Second Avenue West, is the first in a summer-long series by the Herald-Dispatch that will explore the current status, ownership and plans – if any – for prominent, unoccupied commercial properties in Sleepy Eye.The Berg Hotel at 145 Main St.
Out of the Past – June 6
60 years ago - June 9, 1964Father S.J.
God’s chosen nation
Throughout my normal week I bump into more than a few people who tend to grumble about state and national government.
Winning seasons for Knights, Indians end early in playoffs
A season of high hopes for the town’s two baseball teams ended abruptly in the Section 2A playoffs last week, with both the Knights and Indians upset by lower-seeded teams on their way out of the playoffs.The Knights, seeded second in the tournament, lost 8-3 to No.
Church schedule
Pastor Phil Siefkes, 794-6048, 220 4th Ave.
Pool, here we come
A parade of kids, plus daycare provider Kelly Nachreiner, heads to the Sleepy Eye Family Aquatic Center on opening day last week.
St. Mary’s MS/HS 4th Quarter Honor Roll
Grade 6A Honor Roll: Jack Balko, Clara Currans, Ethan Helget, Audra Hoffmann, Peyton Mages, Darrin Mathiowetz, Miles Pelzel, Dustin Portner, Jessalyn Sellner, Lauren Steffl, Lucas Visser.
Mayor’s Message
I was given the honor of making a presentation at the Memorial Day gathering at Home Cemetery.