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Primary voting is going on across Minnesota today (Tuesday, March 3). Here is a listing of the places people can vote from around the area.
Spring Load Restrictions on Rice, Le Sueur and Scott County State Aid Highways and County roadways will go in to effect at 12:01 a.m., Friday, March 6, 2020. The Minnesota Department of Transportation has issued a notice that Spring Load Restrictions on the state highway system in the south,...
Scott Richard Vig, Caske Taḣca Wihni Hokṡida “First born son who hunts for deer, Boy”, age 38 of Prior Lake, member of the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community,   passed away accidentally Thursday, February 27, 2020 due to a terrible mechanical failure in Eden Prairie. Scott was born on October 13...
Minnesota will join Super Tuesday this year — and 13 other states, including Texas and California, in perhaps the most consequential day of the presidential primary season. It’s new in Minnesota. It’s our first presidential primary since 1992 and only the fourth in state history. Here are some...

Tom Kohout, left, and Donnie Revord won the 44th annual Norm Sladek Memorial Euchre Tournament. They beat out the team of Rita Dirks and Katie Skluzacek. ( Submitted photo)

The 44th annual Norm Sladek Memorial Euchre Tournament drew 84 people. Held at the Knights of Columbus Hall in New Prague on Saturday, Feb. 22, winners this year were Tom Kohout and Donnie Revord. The two edged out the team of Rita Dirks and Katie Skluzacek. Winning the Trouba Award were Matt Novak...

Franny Tuma shows off a bedspread, made by her mom, and tablecloth, made by her aunt, during World War II. The two articles were included in the silent auction at MusicFest III. (Submitted photo)

A beautiful winter day helped lead to a great turnout for MusicFest III at the Park Ballroom in New Prague on Saturday, Feb. 22. Lots of sun and temperatures in the low 40s likely helped the fundraiser for the New Prague Veterans Memorial as 550-600 attended the dance and silent auction. The...
There are some weeks, sometimes one day after another, where the phrase, “OK, what’s next?” seems vastly appropriate. Let’s face it, nearly all of us are busy at work, at home or both. For my family and friends they cross a wide spectrum in what is going on in their lives. There are those couples...

Taya Hopke, left, and volunteer Mel Ferguson work on putting together her duck box on Sunday, Feb. 23, at the 21st annual Wood Duck Box Building Day in New Prague. At the tables behind Taya are her sister Vivia and brother Brexten, who are the children of Jon and Teresa Hopke of New Prague. (Patrick Fisher photo)

Sunday, Feb. 23, was a busy day for the 21st annual Wood Duck Box Building Day as a multitude of families stopped by the Knights of Columbus Hall in New Prague to make duck houses. “We think we’ll be out of houses before it’s over,” said Andrew Harms, the new chapter president of the Scott-Le Sueur...
Fourteen New Prague wrestlers competed in the Section 2AAA Tournament Friday, Feb. 21 and Saturday, Feb. 22. Every wrestler finished in the top four of their respective weight classes. Seven of those advanced to State. “It was a great weekend of wrestling. This is the best the team has wrestled...

Tri-City United’s Evan Choudek celebrates one of his five goals last week. (Photo courtesy of TCU Schools)

The New Prague Adapted Floor Hockey team continued its unbeaten winter season with a pair of wins last week. The Trojans defeated South Suburban, 11-1, Tuesday, Feb. 18 and Winona, 13-1, Thursday, Feb. 20. In the win over South Suburban, Dylan Raaen scored five goals, Leo Fahey scored three goals,...
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