Area Breaking News

Sibley East’s Board of Education, at its board meeting July 17th, questioned if there is a cap in family pay for activities, like there is for athletics.   For more on that discussion, see the July 27th issue of The Gaylord Hub.

There are a couple new twists and a location switch for Eggstravaganza this year.  For more on Gaylord’s summer celebration, see the July 13th issue of The Gaylord Hub.

Gaylord’s City Council, at its most recent meeting, approved a policy for public assemblies.  The policy has been mandated by the POST Board.  For more on the story, see the July 13th Gaylord Hub.

Sibley County Auditor/Treasurer Marilee Peterson, after being elected to a Leadership Council, will be heading to Washington D.C. later this month.  For more on Peterson and her trip, see the July 13th issue of The Gaylord Hub.

An estimated 1,000 fans poured into Walsh Field last Wednesday for the Fox 9 Town Ball Tour night.  For details on the day/night and to see pictures, check out the June 29th issue of The Hub.

Engineers continue to seek permits for the CSAH 6 flood mitigation project.  For an update on the progress of those permits, and other information on the project, see the June 29th issue of The Hub.

Sibley East Superintendent Dr. Joe Libby said teacher grievances and the arbitration that was reportedly to follow was “still in process.”  For more on the story, see the June 29th issue of The Hub.

First responders were recently honored with Lifesave awards.  For more on their lifesaving actions, see the June 22nd issue of The Gaylord Hub.

The City of Gaylord and Walsh Field will be in the spotlight on Wednesday, June 21st when the Fox 9 Town Ball Tour comes to town.  See activities planned in the June 15th edition of The Gaylord Hub.

Gaylord City Administrator Steve Helget reported last week that a housing developer is interested in city-owned land.  Read more on the story in the June 15th issue of The Gaylord Hub.