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Girl Scouts from New Prague and their leaders on Saturday, Nov. 10, held a vigil for the three Girl Scouts and their leader who died in a hit and run a week ago in Wisconsin. Before the vigil the Girl Scouts cleaned up the park north of Casey’s in New Prague. For more see an upcoming print issue...

Brian Henze (left) of Montgomery and his son, Tyler, both rolled perfect games of 300 on Thursday night, October 25.   Lisa Ingebrand Photo

Rolling a perfect, 300 game isn't easy.  It's an accomplishment for the most well-seasoned bowler. And when a father and son roll 300 games on the same night, it's one for the memory books. Brian Henze of Montgomery and his son, Tyler, both bowled perfect games Thursday night, October 25. "We...
Dr. James Hebl, Mayo Clinic Health System regional vice president, spoke at the grand opening of the Women and Children’s Clinic at Mayo Clinic Health System in New Prague Tuesday, Oct. 30. (Chuck Kajer Photo)
Mayo Clinic Health System in New Prague officially unveiled a $1.2 million renovation to its Women and Children’s clinic Tuesday, Oct. 30. The renovation covered 9,000 square feet in the southeast corner of the building. The addition was nearly three years in the making, including planning and...
Due to a decrease in funding from the state, Le Sueur County veterans will see a change in their transportation provided by the county. Veterans utilizing the Le Sueur County Veterans Van will now be charged $10 per trip to the Minneapolis VA Hospital. This change was approved during the Tuesday,...
The Hanson Family - Megan and Jon with children Liam, Luca, Lincoln and Leland. Megan Hanson ran in the New York City Marathon Sunday, Nov. 4, to raise money and awareness for Type 1 Diabetes. (Submitted photo)
Megan Hanson of New Prague had the opportunity of a lifetime last weekend. The 37-year-old wife and mother of four ran in the New York City Marathon - her first ever marathon, on Sunday, Nov. 4. Hanson, moved to New Prague about a year ago with her husband Jon and four children, Liam, 8, twins...
Jane McCampbell-Stuart, a licensed marriage and family therapist, addresses the Elko New Market Chamber of Commerce during its Thursday, Nov. 1, dinner. She shared tricks for managing stress and trying to avoid family conflicts during the upcoming holidays. (Patrick Fisher Photo)
The Elko New Market Chamber of Commerce held its annual dinner on Thursday, Nov. 1, at The Firehouse Grille with more than 30 people attending. It was noted the chamber had four ribbon cuttings for new businesses this year and is planning to hold its Ladies Night Out in the spring. The community...
Voters in Montgomery re-elected its incumbents in the race for two city council seats. Brad “Butch” Kubes was re-elected with 720 votes. Also re-elected was incumbent Mick McGuire with 594 votes. The race also had two other candidates, Jason Kabes, who received 484 votes, and Bob Taraba, who...
New mayors have been elected in Elysian and Morristown Tuesday, Nov. 6. Tom McBroom has been elected the Elysian Mayor, receiving 145 votes. Pat Nusbaum received 127 votes and Shawn Anderson received 78 votes. In Morristown, Tony Lindahl was elected mayor with 182 votes. Kurt Wolf received 156...
Le Sueur County voters chose to keep incumbent Sheriff Brett Mason and incumbent Auditor/Treasurer Pam Simonette in office, along with three other county officials who were unopposed for re-election in county-wide races.    They also returned two incumbents to the Board of Commissioners and chose...
  There was little intrigue in the New Prague City elections Tuesday, Nov. 6, with four candidates running for four positions.    Incumbent Mayor Chuck Nickolay was unopposed and received 2,851 votes. He will begin another two-year term in January.    Maggie Bass and Rik Seiler were the only two...

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