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nujournal.com > opinion > columns > 08/29/2026 > its-time-to-go-but-not-completely

It’s time to go but not completely

2+ week, 2+ day ago   (332+ words) After more than 26 years at The Journal and passing what many consider retirement age, it's time to move on at least to a degree. After working five or six days a week and holding one full-time job and up to…...

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nujournal.com > news > local-news > 08/29/2026 > the-once-and-future-journal-reporter

The once and future Journal reporter

2+ week, 2+ day ago   (918+ words) NEW ULM - Friday, The Journal celebrated one of its longest-serving reporters, Fritz Busch, as he officially retired from his full-time role. Busch began working as a full-time reporter at The Journal in Feb. 2000, however, his career with the paper actually…...

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nujournal.com > news > local-news > 08/24/2026 > icelandic-exchange-student-returns-for-summerfest

Icelandic exchange student returns for Summerfest

3+ week, 2+ hour ago   (447+ words) SLEEPY EYE -- A Reykjavik, Iceland businessman who attended Sleepy Eye High School as a foreign exchange student in 1992 and 1993 returned for Summerfest last weekend. Thorbjorn "B. J." Olafsson lived with the Pat and Earle Stevermer family of Sleepy Eye 34 years ago as…...

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nujournal.com > news > local-news > 08/22/2026 > a-tour-of-nu-public-school-summer-renovations

A tour of NU Public School summer renovations

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (538+ words) NEW ULM – Superintendent Sean Koster led a tour around the four New Ulm Public School buildings to highlight summer renovations Thursday. Money for renovations came from Minnesota LTFM (Long-Term Facilities Maintenance) funds. These funds are strictly for upkeep, and cannot…...