Reviving Gaylord’s historic Oaks Pavilion
Restore a piece of Gaylord history and make it useful again. That’s the plan for the city’s Heritage Preservation Committee (HPC) as it wants to revive The Oaks Lakeside Pavilion (most recently known as the roller rink.) City council members, last Wednesday, were briefed on the restoration plans by HPC member Chuck Klimmek. Plans call…
Read MorePublic Health and Human Services has hosted 60 immunization clinics
Sibley County Public Health and Human Services hosted its 60th immunization clinic last week, according Klea Rettmann, Director of Sibley County Public Health and Human Services. The immunization clinics, which began Jan. 6, have ranged from 10 doses to 300 doses, she told County Commissioners April 13. As of the April 13 board meeting, Sibley…
Read MoreTrack teams get sweep at NYA
It was a sweep for Sibley East’s boys’ and girls’ track teams Thursday as they both won a three team competition hosted by Norwood-Young America. Fueled by more strong relay performances, both Wolverine squads won handily. “It was great to see both teams perform so well,” Sibley East head coach Jim Kreft said. “We…
Read MoreWolverine baseballers improve to 4-0
It was a good start to the Minnesota River Conference (MRC) season for Sibley East’s baseballers. They posted a ten run rule victory over Tri-City United last Monday, then topped Le Sueur-Henderson 7-1 Thursday. Dan Hoefs’ Wolverines were also 11-3 winners over Gibbon-Fairfax-Winthrop on Friday. Sibley East, 4-0, will host Mayer Lutheran in a conference…
Read MoreSE track teams chase down sweep at Norwood Young America
It was a sweep for Sibley East’s boys’ and girls’ track teams Thursday as they both won a three team competition hosted by Norwood-Young America. Fueled by more strong relay performances, both Wolverine squads won handily. “It was great to see both teams perform so well,” Sibley East head coach Jim Kreft said. “We…
Read MoreSE baseballers improve to 4-0
It was a good start to the Minnesota River Conference (MRC) season for Sibley East’s baseballers. They posted a ten run rule victory over Tri-City United last Monday, then topped Le Sueur-Henderson 7-1 Thursday. Dan Hoefs’ Wolverine squad also defeated Gibbon-Fairfax-Winthrop 11-3 in non-conference play Friday. Sibley East, 4-0, will host Mayer Lutheran in a…
Read MoreRodning called to Toronto’s alternate site
A chance to pitch in the major leagues is all of the sudden a lot closer for Gaylord’s Brody Rodning. The hard throwing lefthander, late last week, was called to the Toronto Blue Jays’ alternate site. Due to the COVID-related delay in Minor League seasons this spring, alternate training sites are being used for the…
Read MoreMamma Mia! performances postponed due to COVID
Hold your tickets! Due to the Sibley East High School’s cast of Mamma Mia having experienced a possible exposure to COVID-19, the performance of of the show has been postponed. It has been rescheduled for Friday, May 7 at 8 p.m. and Saturday, May 8 at 7:30 p.m.
Read MoreFive finalists for SE elementary principal
The search for Sibley East’s Elementary Principal has been narrowed from 16 candidates to five. According to Superintendent Jim Amsden, the Elementary Principal Interview Committee has identified five candidates to interview on April 28th. For more news, subscribe to The Gaylord Hub.
Read MoreEDA supports plan for twin home development
Gaylord’s Economic Development Authority, at a meeting April 12, expressed support for a twin home development in the proposed Eighth Street Development, located west of the Gaylord Area Aquatic Center. The development is proposed in the former Gaylord football field. For more news, subscribe to The Gaylord Hub.
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