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GOLF: Sleepy Eye United teams leading on the links
To strengthen his players mentally this season, Sleepy Eye United golf coach Bryant Mages has pushed them to be intentional with how they practice and to focus on what they can control – their process – instead of fixating on outcomes.
Sleepy Eye Elementary School April Students of the Month
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Mayor’s Message — Community provides opportunities for young people
Again, I would like to thank AI for refining my article so I sound more literate than I am.
Sleepy Eye Brewing Co. takes home third place at statewide competition
MN Brewers Cup professional blind taste-test selects top true-to-style beers in the state
Popular author draws a crowd
“I want to tell you some stories,” Minnesota author William Kent Krueger said, standing at the front of a packed room at the Sleepy Event Center on Wednesday evening, April 23. “I think of myself primarily as a storyteller. We think of stories as entertaining us, but they also enlighten us and inspire us.”
Sleepy Eye Museum opens May 1
It’s been a busy off season for the Sleepy Eye Area Historical Society as they readied the museum for opening this year. Now everything is spiffed up for opening day — Thursday, May 1, open noon to 5 p.m.
Stress testing services resume at SEMC, thanks to donor support
Sleepy Eye Medical Center (SEMC) has officially resumed stress testing services, thanks to the generosity of donors who contributed to the 2024 Spirit of Giving Gala. The event raised $187,000 through sponsorships and monetary gifts, allowing SEMC to enhance its cardiac care offerings.
SOFTBALL: Indians off to fast start with balanced attack
One of the tensest moments of Sleepy Eye’s game last week against Mt. Lake Area/Comfrey came with two outs in the fourth, the score still 0-0, and the bases loaded for the Wolverines.
Rep. Torkelson: Minnesota House Making Good Progress Towards Budget
ST. PAUL – April 11 marked the deadline when most spending bills needed to be approved in a Minnesota legislative committee. State Representative Paul Torkelson (R-Hanska), who chairs the powerful House Ways and Means Committee, said the Minnesota House is on track to have finance bills approved once the legislature returns from the Easter/Passover break.