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Mrs. Langerud’s Kindergarten Class had the privilege of working with Sellin Brothers this school year through the Community/School Partnership.  All year these 19 students were so excited to decorate the front entry of Sellins!  Early in the fall, Sellin Brothers came into the classroom to speak with us about their business and this past week…

On Tuesday, May 14, Mrs. Underdahl’s first grade class took a trip to visit their Community Business Partner, Olson Pools and Spas. The students were able to explore their awesome showroom seeing a variety of hot tubs and saunas. The highlight of the tour was seeing the big swim spa! They were also able to…

Alright folks, lets saddle up the horses and head out to the rodeo grounds for the first night of the 60th Annual Hawley Rodeo featuring the “We are to rodeo what Cadillac is to cars” Barnes PRCA Rodeo. If you haven’t gotten your advance tickets, you’ve got until noon on June 5 to order them…

Gerry Kluck started working for the City of Hawley on June 17, 1996. However, he was no stranger to Hawley prior to that. Gerry grew up on a dairy farm northwest of Hawley, and graduated as a Hawley Nugget in 1974.  He served on the City Council in 1994, and about a year and half…

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Saddle up folks, we’re heading out to the farm and with any luck at all the sun will be shining. Saturday, June 1 is the 19th Annual Breakfast on the Farm (BOF) and the kick-off to Rodeo Week. This year, the Hawley Lions will be serving their free-will offering pancakes, sausage, and scrambled egg breakfast…

There is an entire page of pics inside this week’s Hawley Herald!

Cub Scout Pack 656 had the annual Raingutter Regatta on Tuesday, May 14, 2019. The boys had a blast and the Pack tried something new this year. They incorporated straws to help blow the boats a little faster and stronger. It worked very well and the boys all did a fantastic job on their boats.…

“There were so many caissons, they were giving them away, so Hawley put in a request for one,” Larry Elton stated and went on to say, “Hawley’s caisson came from Fort Snelling. It was originally parked where the Fire Hall is now and then moved over by the grain elevator before it was brought out…