GFW board approves four superintendent finalists

GIBBON — After a discussion with consultants Jeff Bertrang and Harold Remme, the Gibbon Fairfax Winthrop (GFW) School Board unanimously approved four superintendent candidate finalists Tuesday. The four finalists are New Ulm Public Schools Assistant Elementary Principal Paul Henn, Kimball Elementary Principal Joel Timmerman, MACCRAY (Maynard, Clara City, Raymond) K-12 Principal Judd Wheatley and Alden-Conger-Glenville-Emmons Superintendent Allen Berg. Action came on a motion by Ken Briese, seconded by Emily Stehr. Bertrang, a South Central Service Cooperative consultant and former ...

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NEW ULM—Vern Binger, 87, died at Monarch Rehabilitation Center (Sleepy Eye Care Center) on January 23, 2025. Blessed be his memory. Funeral service will be at 2 ...

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GFW board approves four superintendent finalists

Steffl sets the mark at Cedar Mountain

Tough schedule tests Chargers boys early

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Yvonne “Vonnie” Meyer

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Antiques prove that tradition didn’t always rule

2024 IN PREP SPORTS

Trip to Denmark ENERGIZES Brown County Region 9 representative Borchert

Stopping the spread of misinformation

Legislature needs to stop wasting time

Thumbs up/down

Another successful Hockey Day in New Ulm

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Blame the media, Democrats

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