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Added new Island Obelisk building. New farm features Added ostrich as a farm animal. The immovable dressers found in Farmhands’ cabins have been removed. Added home renovations, which let you further expand and adjust the farmhouse after it’s fully upgraded. Beds are now normal furniture you can pick up, move around, and replace. You can even have a house with no bed, but your spouse might have something to say about that. Once unlocked, the greenhouse can now be moved at Robin’s shop. The default shipping bin can now be moved or demolished at Robin’s shop. Added Advanced Game Options...

cschuldt@nujournal.com NEW ULM — The New Ulm City Council approved moving forward with a fixed-route bus service for Brown County. The city is looking at a fixed-route bus service for residents, employees, visitors and students. The city has partnered with Brown County Heartland Express, the transit service provider that operates demand-response service within New Ulm and all of Brown County. The fixed-route bus service would run on a set schedule with stops located at major local destinations along a set route through the community. City Manager Chris Dalton said this was not about approv...

Renovators upgrading their toilet can save themselves a lot of strain with a little-known service offered by Bunnings. Replacing your old toilet can often be a costly and complicated process because once you purchase a new toilet, you then have to uninstall and dispose of the old one appropriately. Finding the right plumber and knowing where to look for the best price can also be very time consuming. Renovators looking to upgrade their toilet can now do so without too much strain thanks to a partnership between Bunnings Warehouse and Hipages (stock image) But now Australian tradie website Hip...

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January 17, 2021 Many will look back at the year 2020 and wish to forget it, and for good reasons. While we remember the many difficulties and challenges, we come away from the past year grateful and humbled. Amidst a global pandemic and continually changing public directives and orders, the men and women of the Charles County Sheriff’s Office were able to continue operations to provide services to the citizens of Charles County. Our officers on the front lines responded to calls and were recognized for meritorious service and lifesaving work. Most importantly, our community came together, ...