Gaylord firefighters practiced battling a liquefied petroleum (LP) tank fire Monday evening near the Fire Hall. Instructors showed a video then provided hands-on training for the firefighters. Fire Chief Dean Schons said the four hour course was very valuable for the department. United Farmers Cooperative (UFC) donated the LP, a truck, and manpower for the practice burn, according to Schons.
More than 20 walk-in donors helped Gaylord’s bloodmobile exceed its goal Thursday. Continue reading »
Summer activities were in full swing at the Gaylord Library last week. Several youngsters participated in the 5th annual Read Across Gaylord event held Wednesday. The day of activities included a magic show, a visit from an author of children’s books and a parade on Main Street. - photo by Kelsey Schultz
It could cost up to $335,325 to prepare a vacant lot in Gaylord’s industrial park for development. Continue reading »
Gaylord’s Economic Development Authority, last week, moved forward with revisions to the Gaylord Housing Down Payment Assistance Program. Continue reading »
It was a trip that opened their eyes and hearts even more to God’s love and presence. Continue reading »
Youngsters flocked to the Gaylord Pool which opened its doors for the season on Monday, June 7th. More than 200 people used the pool on opening day, according to manager Eileen Brandt. She said inclement weather kept the pool closed for most of last week.
The Eggstravaganza committee is gearing up for another annual celebration. Continue reading »
Pat Anderly of rural Henderson and Marie Main of Gaylord have been selected as honorary chairpersons for Sibley County’s Relay for Life. Continue reading »
There are many activities planned for the 15th Annual Sibley County Relay for Life event on June 18-19 at the Gaylord City Park. Continue reading »
