Area Breaking News
Active and growing GPL
Gaylord’s Game Protective League recently held its annual meeting and reported on an active 2022 and a growing membership. For more, see the January 26th issue of The Gaylord Hub.
Read MoreCounty Board Appointments
Newly elected commissioners Lyle Grochow and Joe Kreger were among those sworn in during a ceremony last week at the Sibley County Courthouse. Annual appointments were later approved by the board. A list of those appointments can be found in this week’s Hub.
Read MoreLosses due to power outage
The list of losses at City Hall is growing after a December power outage damaged machines. For more, see the January 12th issue of The Hub.
Read MoreActivity resumes in effort to clean Lake Titlow
Creating a Lake Association and securing funds for a new dam structure are the short term goals for a committee interested in cleaning Lake Titlow. For more on that effort, see the Dec. 15th issue of The Gaylord Hub.
Read MorePolice confront man with handgun
Gaylord police and several other area law enforcement confronted a man with a handgun Monday in the Michael Foods parking lot. After a tense hour or so, the situation was diffused. No one was injured. For more on the story, see this week’s Hub.
Read MoreArmed robbery on Thanksgiving morning
Vehicles and weapons were among items stolen during an armed robbery Thanksgiving morning in eastern Sibley County. The Sibley County Sheriff’s Office issued a news release on the incident Monday morning. According to that report, it was 9:15 on the mornining of Thursday, November 24th when the Sheriff’s Office recieved a report of a…
Read MoreHire for pavilion project gets Council’s OK
A hire has been made to help with the bidding and construction administration services for the Oaks Lakeside Pavilion project. For more on the plans, see the November 24th Hub.
Read MoreMeet Me Under the Mistletoe
Gaylord’s annual holiday lighting event, Meet Me Under the Mistletoe, is planned for this Saturday (November 26th) in the park. For more on the event, see this week’s Hub.
Read MoreNo longer interested
A housing developer has backed off on interest in the former school building in Gaylord. See more of the story in this week’s Hub.
Read MoreTree removal
Trees along Lincoln Avenue will be removed soon to pave the way for a new trail/sidewalk. See the November 24th issue of The Hub for more on the Lincoln Avenue trail update.
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