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.
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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.
Sleepy Eye Young Professionals to get reboot
Connection and community: these are the two biggest goals of the Sleepy Eye Chamber of Commerce’s plan to revitalize the Sleepy Eye Young Professionals group this year.
Author William Kent Krueger to speak April 23 in Sleepy Eye
Brown County residents who enjoy a good story and local history should head to the Sleepy Eye Event Center on Wednesday, April 23, at 6:30 p.m. to hear internationally acclaimed Minnesota author William Kent Krueger talk about his work and sign copies of his novels.
EDA Update
Hello once again to all the Herald-Dispatch readers. I have been asked to resume writing my monthly EDA articles. So, my intent, starting with this month, is to give everyone an update on EDA related activities and actions that have taken place so far in 2025.
Why is there a cross at Faith UMC?
Have you noticed the cross standing at the corner of 1st Avenue and Water St. Southeast? Wondering why it’s there?
Train and semi collide near Christensen Farms
The Brown County Sheriff’s Office issued the following report concerning a collision between a semi truck and train, which occurred east of Sleepy Eye last Friday.
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Westphal selected as Sleepy Eye Elementary principal
Last Monday the Sleepy Eye elementary principal search committee interviewed six candidates, as listed in last week’s Herald-Dispatch.
Wanderer visits Sleepy Eye
Just two weeks ago the Herald-Dispatch brought you the story of Nebraskan Seth Varner, who has been traveling throughout area states the past several years, taking photos in every town and sharing them on Facebook and in books published by his company, Wandermore Publishing LLC.