NEW ULM – The New Ulm District 88 School board unanimously approved a $8,999,537 property tax levy, an increase of 3.22% from last year. This is an increase of $280,975. The board previously discussed the levy increase during the Dec. 5 Truth in Taxation meeting. Before the board approved ...

NEW ULM – A revised development agreement was approved for the former Target building at 1914 S. Broadway. The new agreement updated the development conditions for the property to better reflect the properties usage as well as allow future development. In January 2023, the New Ulm Planning ...

NEW ULM — “I knew it was coming, but I did not expect this much,” Jen Derksen said as she shoveled her sidewalk along State Street. Nearly four inches of snow fell in New Ulm early Thursday morning, according to the National Weather Service (NWS). Derken said had shoveled more snow ...

NEW ULM – For the first time in New Ulm's history, the city has an official strategic plan. The New Ulm City Council formally adopted a recently completed strategic plan during Tuesday’s city council meeting. A strategic plan is a public document adopted by a local unit of government that ...

NEW ULM – A new Orderly Annexation Agreement (OAA) with Milford Township was approved Tuesday by the New Ulm City Council. The purpose of an OAA is to plan for the city's future growth and development into the abutting Milford Township. The OAA establishes the requirements for ...

NEW ULM – For Christmas this year, Oak Hills Living Center residents and the families that depend on the skilled nursing home want to keep it solvent for the next few years. Unfortunately, Oak Hills and other rural nursing home facilities continue to struggle with staffing issues and delayed ...