Sheriff dispatch outsourcing
The Sibley County Sheriff’s Office is looking into the possibility outsourcing dispatch services. Sheriff Pat Nienaber emphasized that he hopes the outsourcing is never needed, but wants to be prepared in case of an emergency. Read more in the January 13th edition of The Hub.
Read MoreSE boys back on court Friday
Sibley East’s returns to action after holiday break by hosting Watertown-Mayer on January 7th and Le Sueur-Henderson on January 11th.
Read MoreLady Wolverines
Sibley East’s girls’ basketball team hosts Le Sueur-Henderson January 4th, then plays at Lester Prairie on January 7th.
Read MoreWrestlers back in action Saturday
Sibley East’s wrestling team makes its return to competition Saturday in a tournament at Sri-City United (Montgomery).
Read MoreSpeed & Agility Training
Sibley East Superintendent Dr. Joe Libby and his wife recently coordinated speed and agility training instruction for coaches and athletes at the school.
Read MoreEnd of an era!
Willie Dummer, long-timer owner/operator of Willie’s Trim & Style, has sold his business. See this week’s Hub for more information.
Read MoreCounty OKs outlet from Indian Lake
Sibley County commissioners gave the DNR the OK to use a ditch as an outlet for Indian Lake. For more on the story, see the January 6th issue of The Gaylord Hub.
Read MoreFormer Gaylord P.D. officer testifies in Potter trial
Former Gaylord Police Department officer Anthony Luckey testified last week in the highly publicized Kim Potter trial. For more on Luckey and his time here, see this week’s edition of The Gaylord Hub.
Read MoreBusy with basketball
A stretch of home basketball games starts Tuesday, December 14th when the Wolverine boys host Norwood Young America. The Lady Wolverines will play in Arlington on Thursday, December 16th (Mayer Lutheran), December 20th (GFW) and December 21st (Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s).
Read MoreInterest shown in vacant school building
Gaylord’s Economic Development Authority (EDA) learned Monday that a housing developer is interested in a portion of the vacant school building which, at one point, was tabbed for a medical school. More details will be published soon in The Hub.
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