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35th Annual St. Mary’s golf tournament results
Twenty-one teams participated in St. Mary’s School Alumni and Friends 35th Annual Golf Tournament on Sept. 6, held at the Sleepy Eye Golf Club.
Back to the Basics of Faith
Our world continues to be a place filled with pain and grief. We have seen violence, war, political turmoil, and such horrible things over the past few months. It makes me wonder: what can draw us back together as a community? What can gather us as people with diverse and sometimes opposing ideas? How can we root ourselves in hope?
St. Mary’s Homecoming Court
Junior attendants: August Northagen and Harper Huiras. Queen candidates: Kiara Murphy, Ella Pollard, Natalie Fischer, Reese Hoffmann and Josie Helget. King candidates: Tyler Mathiowetz, Jack… Login to continue reading Login…
Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s Class of 1965
Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s High School Class of 1965 held their 60-year reunion on Sept. 13 at the Sleepy Eye Golf Club. Pictured in the front row (left to right): Robert Hoffmann, Sleepy Eye; Carol (Braulick) Lee, Mound; Dave Weiss, Sleepy Eye; Margie (Braun) Hoffmann, Sleepy Eye; Marge (Mathiowetz) Seidl, Sleepy Eye; Judy (Schleisman) Mathiowetz, Sleepy Eye; Lynn Haala, Sleepy Eye and Victor Kotten, Albany. Second row: Allan Hertling, Aubrey, Texas; Bob Paulson, Sleepy Eye; Derald Peters, Omaha, Neb.; Bob Rubey, Sleepy Eye; JoAnn (Zschetzsche) Bautch, St. Cloud; Leonard Seidl, Sleepy Eye; Kathleen (Hillesheim) Krzmarzick, Sleepy Eye; Linda (Klein) Brennan, Minneapolis; Janette (Zuhlsdorf) Krzmarzick, New Ulm; Pauline (Reinarts) Roberts, Sanborn; Linda (Gehrke) Schroepfer, Sleepy Eye; Diana (Wensauer) Sellner, Sleepy Eye; Gloria (Windschitl) Helget, Sleepy Eye; Patty (Duscher) Sellner, Sleepy Eye; Marcy (Hoffmann) Bode, New Ulm; Linda (Goblirsch) Schroepfer, Sleepy Eye and Clifford Lux, Sleepy Eye.
KT Humble Hearts Remembrance Walk Sept. 28
Kindness, healing and hope are the focus of the Sunday, Sept. 28 Remembrance Walk hosted by the KT Humble Hearts organization. The event is open to anyone who has lost a loved one and provides an opportunity to remember and reflect.
Sleepy Eye Public’s 2025 Homecoming Court
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Runners achieve great time in meet at NYA
Weather conditions were perfect for Tuesday’s [Sept. 9] meet at Norwood Young America. The course is a beautiful wooded path through Baylor park, making it a favorite for our runners.
Volleyball roundup
The Sleepy Eye Indians faced off against GFW and the St. Mary’s Knights played Wabasso on Tuesday, Sept. 9, both at home. Both matches ended in victory for the Sleepy Eye teams.
Summerfest by the numbers
The Summerfest vendor numbers collected by the Chamber of Commerce show a good turnout for Sleepy Eye’s 2025 town days. Chamber director Christina Andres said that while the numbers are slightly down from the previous year, this reflected an overall trend for other local festivals.