Gaylord’s City Council recently approved appointments for the fire department.  See who was appointed to officer positions in the January 16th edition of The Gaylord Hub.

It was 50 years ago this month when the Minnesota Supreme Court upheld a District Court decision that awarded Roger Graham the Sibley County Sheriff’s post.  The Gaylord Hub, in its January 16th edition, recapped the entire story.

Gaylord Police Officer Robert Kniefel is in the midst of EMT training.  The course, being held in Winthrop, is being partially paid for by the Gaylord Game Protective League (GPL).  For more on the training, see the January 16th issue of The Gaylord Hub.

Four area hunters slid their way to one of Lake Titloe’s islands Sunday for a late season goose hunt.

Chad Muchow was recognized for his 16 years on the Gaylord City Council.

Gaylord Fire Chief Justen Rose reported that six firefighters have agreed to participate in Emergency Response Training.  For more on the story, see the December 12th edition of The Gaylord Hub.

Gaylord’s City Council, at its meeting December 4th, adopted a 2025 property tax levy that reflects an increase of 6.90%.  For more on the city budget for next year, see The Gaylord Hub’s December 12th edition.

There was no public opposition voiced November 26th when Sibley County hosted a hearing in regards to a cannabis business zoning ordinance.  For more on the ordinance and regulations, see the December 12th edition of The Gaylord Hub.

Citing multiple reasons, defendant Travis Joel Bauer, through his attorneys, filed a notice Friday for a hearing to impeach the recent guilty verdict reached by a jury.  For more on the story, see the November 7th edition of The Gaylord Hub.

The Lake Titloe dam replacement project took a step forward last month as council members approved a timeline for the project.  See more details in the November 7th issue of The Gaylord Hub.