Let’s look back at August 2018. Yes, just one year ago. We were nearing completion of the two large roof replacements at Tri-City United and beginning the bid process for the next four phases of construction projects.
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Thirty years ago, a dedicated group of volunteers started organizing to create Habitat for Humanity of South Central Minnesota. These individuals were inspired to put their hearts and hands into working together to create affordable housing. And, they did that in no short order. Less than a …
Last winter, a woman with a pained look on her face told me that her car seat warmer had stopped working.
“Grandma and Grandpa, can you come see us?”
I bounced high and landed hard.
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Editor's Note: This letter is in response to the May 8 article in the Le Sueur County News, headlined, "Le Sueur runner finishes his first Boston Marathon."
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Le Sueur-Henderson Public Schools continues to head in the right direction, both on budgetary and educational issues. The Le Sueur News-Herald recommends voters continue to support Independent School District #2397 by voting yes on two ballot questions Nov. 7.
In the last couple of weeks, the local law enforcement community has taken a significant hit. With the retirements of Deputy Dave Struckman and Sheriff Dave Tietz, Le Sueur County has said goodbye to two of its finest.
If it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck, it’s still a duck, no matter what label it carries.
Alison Mackie, Brent Lehnen, Brendan Kroehler.
New councilman Newell Krogmann said, “Process is important,” as the Le Sueur City Council weighed appointing an acting city administrator Jan. 17.