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NEW ULM — Few women in New Ulm have a resume as impressive as Mary Ellen Domeier. Her career in finance and community organizing began in 1965 working part-t
NEW ULM — The New Ulm Area Emergency Food Shelf got a boost from the Concord Singers Wednesday with donations of $660 and 195 pounds of food. “Thanks to th
NEW ULM — Friday, March 31 is the last day of free rides on Hermann Express, but passengers on the New Ulm fixed route bus service do not seem to mind. Star
NEW ULM — Stand-up comedian Tommy Ryman will bring his comedic talent to the stage at State Street Theater at 7 p.m. Saturday. A semi-finalist on Season 8 of
cschuldt@nujournal.com MINNESOTA — For 11 years, the Minnesota Historic Tax Credit has created economic benefit across the state, but this credit is in danger of disappearing this year. The Minnesota Historic Tax Credit provides 20% reimbursement of qualified cost to redevelop properties listed on the National Register of Historic Places. To qualify for the tax credit, a project must be on the National Historic Register, it must be income-producing, and it must be a substantial rehabilitation project. The tax credit was created in 2010 during the height of the economic recession. The tax cr...