With the cold weather recently, CenterPoint Energy is reminding customers about simple energy-saving and safety steps they can take to help lower their heating bills while continuing to stay safe and warm in the cold weather.
Tom Goeritz describes himself as a pilot, poet, preacher and teacher. He can now add published author to the list.
The New Ulm Figure Skating Club presents their 34th annual ice skating show, “Heroes on Ice,” Friday, Feb. 25 at 7 p.m.; Saturday, Feb.
With a nod to 2022 being the 150th Anniversary of the City of Sleepy Eye’s founding, the Chamber of Commerce celebrated at their annual meeting at the Event Center on Saturday night, Feb. 5, with a theme of “All Things Sleepy Eye.” Attendees decked out in their Sleepy Eye anything, Sleepy Eye business, or Sleepy Eye event attire enjoyed an evening of socializing and celebrating all things Sleepy Eye.
The River Valley Speech team kicked off their tournament season on Saturday, Feb. 5 with a small group competing in the Worthington Trojan tournament. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, last year’s competitive speech season had to be completed virtually. Therefore, for the majority of the speakers competing this season, this was their first ever “in-person” speech tournament.
The Sleepy Eye FFA announced the January Members of the Month: Jake Price, Nora Coulson, and Yuridia Fernandez. Officer of the Month is Gracie Sellner.
Adriana Martinez, kindergarten Nolan Deibele, kindergarten Karin Barka, 1st grade Kiara Hanson, 1st grade Grace Wersal, 2nd grade Isabella Seifert, 2nd grade Breckin Peterson, 3rd grade Mark Urbano, 3rd grade Sarahi Nino Espinosa, 4th grade Taya Bastian, 4th grade Ian Lushine, 5th grade Lydia Boomgarden, 5th grade Ava Kunkel, 6th grade PHOTOS PROVIDED JP Montemayor, 6th grade .
This Valentine’s Day is shaping up to be big, according to projections by the National Retail Federation, which suggests that consumer spending will reach nearly $24 billion. As you prepare to celebrate, there are few common scams that you need to be aware of.
Maybe you have seen these two people sitting across from each other. One person declares that God can do absolutely anything. The one seated across the table argues back that God has limited ability or power. You are simply walking past the conversation, but you hear enough to ask yourself, “Hmm, which one of them is correct? Is there anywhere I can look that will tell me the truth?” Thankfully, we do have a place to find the answer to those questions. We learn from the Bible that there are a few things that God is not able to do.
As you get older, you might find yourself taking more medicines. Most medicines are safe if you take them as directed. No medicine is without risk, whether it is prescribed by a doctor or bought over the counter. To take drugs safely and correctly, talk to your doctor and pharmacist, and follow these tips: