Area Breaking News

Sibley East sophomore Paige Gardiner placed in the top half of the standings in the Class A State Cross Country Meet on Saturday.  For more information, see the November 9th issue of The Gaylord Hub.

A moose was spotted just north of Gaylord on Saturday morning.  It is believed to be the same moose seen near Lake Crystal last week and then Bernadotte.  It appeared to be continuing its trek north as social media reports indicated it was west of New Auburn on Sunday.

Sibley County Commissioners approved the hiring of a firm to prepare for next year’s County Road 8 resurface project.  For more on that story, see the October 26th edition of The Gaylord Hub.

Gaylord’s City Council, at its October 18th meeting, opted to reinstate $5,000 in assessments on tax-forfeited property near the downtown.   For more on how that decision came about, see the October 26th issue of The Hub.

Learn more about the Gaylord Fire Department, Police Department, and Ambulance Service by attending an Emergency Open House on Tuesday, October 10th.  For more on that event, see the October 5th edition of The Hub.

Sibley County’s Board of Commissioners opted to back off on a Wellness Contribution made to employees in recent years.  For more on that decision, see the October 5th issue of The Hub.

The Oaks Lakeside Pavilion Restoration project is within a month or so of completion.  To see an update on the project and information on a Donation Challenge, see the October 5th edition of The Hub.

Last week was Homecoming Week at Sibley East.  To see who was named King and Queen, and for other homecoming news, see the October 5th issue of The Gaylord Hub.

Jerry Hahn and Mary Goetsch, both of Gaylord, recently received Minneapolis Aquatennial Honorary Commodore Awards.  For more on the award and their service to the community, see the September 7th issue of The Gaylord Hub.