Area Breaking News

Sibley County Sheriff Pat Nienaber, at a county board work session earlier this month, expressed concern about retention and recruitment of employees.  For more on the story, see the April 28th Hub.

There will be more street improvements made in the City of Gaylord this year.  For more on the planned repairs, and how they will be funded, see the April 28th Hub.

Chuck Klimmek and Jerry Hahn were recognized by Sertoma last week at the club’s annual awards banquet.  For more on their contributions to the Gaylord community, see the April 28th issue of The Gaylord Hub.

State funding may be available to replace the Lake Titloe dam.  Replacing the dam is believed the be the last hurdle for cleaning up the lake.  See more in this week’s Hub.

Since Sibley County Veterans Service Officer Lisa Klenk began her duties here, benefits for area veterans have doubled.  See more in the April 14th Gaylord Hub.

Gaylord business owner Jon Bratsch has made a miraculously recovery from a neurological condition.  See his comeback story in the April 14th edition of The Gaylord Hub.

Most of the east end of Gaylord was out of power for four hours Wednesday evening after high winds toppled an oak tree onto a power line.  Power flickered a couple of times and then went out completely at approximately 7:30 p.m.  Gaylord firefighters and law enforcement responded to the scene on Lincoln Avenue to…

Two area couples are participating in the Dancing Like the Stars Event, scheduled for April 9th in Glencoe.  For more on that story, see this week’s feature in The Gaylord Hub.

Five retired Gaylord firefighters were honored at the department’s annual banquet Monday.  For more on those retirees and the banquet, see the April 7th Gaylord Hub.

Sibley County Board of Commissioners, last week, fielded several bids for 2022 road projects.  See how inflation has affected bidding in this week’s Hub.