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Scout Collection
Gaylord Scouts held their annual collection for the food shelf. See details in the March 27th edition of The Gaylord Hub.
Read MoreNew contract approved for Sibley East Superintendent
Sibley East’s Board of Education recently approved a new contract (2025-2026) for Superintendent Lonnie Seifert. For more information on the contract, see the March 6th edition of The Gaylord Hub.
Read MoreAnnual ambulance service report
A recent report to the Gaylord City Council showed a slight increase in Ambulance Service calls in the Gaylord area last year. For details, see the March 6th issue of The Gaylord Hub.
Read MoreSibley East Elementary Principal to lead MESPA
Sibley East Elementary School Principal Amanda Feterl was recently elected President-Elect by the Minnesota Elementary Principals’ Association (MESPA). See more of the story in the March 6th edition of The Gaylord Hub.
Read MoreReport show Gaylord Game Protective League is thriving
It was another successful year for Gaylord’s Game Protective League (GPL) which reported on its 2024 activities during an annual meeting in January. For more details, see the February 6th edition of The Gaylord Hub.
Read MoreSchool board to pursue the rehire of interim superintendent
Sibley East school board members, at their January meeting, made it quite clear that they will pursue rehiring interim superintendent Lonnie Seifert. See the February 6th edition of The Gaylord Hub for more information.
Read MoreCommissioners, PHHS staff at odds about the addition of a social worker
A proposal to hire an additional social worker did not get the approval of Sibley County commissioners at a meeting held January 28th. For more on the story, see the February 6th edition of The Gaylord Hub.
Read MoreAnother mild winter!
A late January thaw slipped into the first couple days of February this past week as high temperatures ranged from 35 to near 50 degrees. Winter is making its return this week with colder temperatures and even some snow in the forecast. An already dry southern Minnesota missed out on precipitation this past weekend as…
Read MorePressure ridges form on Lake Titloe
A wide fluctuation in temperatures has led to some large pressure of ice on Lake Titloe. Some law enforcement officials are issuing warnings about the ridges which often have open water nearby.
Read MoreSibley County opts to enroll in monarch conservation program
Believing there will be a cost savings down the road, county commissioners approved joining a monarch butterfly conservation project. For program costs and details, see the January 16th issue of The Hub.
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