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Mental Health Conference Organizers

Countywide Action Team Coordinates Mental Health Awareness Activities

Erin Schwab and Jaimee Brand with Brown County Public Health, Kaitlin Gawrisch and Jen Maurer with the Heart of New Ulm, Tori Hagberg and Jessica Johnson with Brown County Public Health and Abigail Schwab with Brown County Human Services are members of the Brown County Mental Health and Wellness Action Team who helped organized the […]

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Cannabis Presentation March

Cannabis 101: What You Need to Know but Might Not See

Join us for an engaging, interactive and free event designed to help parents, caregivers, educators and community members better understand today’s cannabis landscape. Thursday, March 26, 2026 Who: Parents, caregivers, educators and community members Time: 4:30 – 7:30 p.m. Room opens at 4:30; short presentation and free pizza* starting at 5:30 Location: New Ulm Conference

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New Ulm Bicycle Friendly Community Designation Awarded Again for 2025-2029

The League of American Bicyclists announced the latest honorees of the Bicycle Friendly Community award on January 28, and New Ulm has once again been designated a Bicycle Friendly Community at the Bronze level for 2025 – 2029. New Ulm first received the designation in 2017 and communities must re-apply every four years. “Over the

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From the New Ulm Journal on our Move This Way activity: “Chalking One Up for Mental Health”

We had a great turnout on Thursday, July 24, 2025, at our Move This Way event with Chalk Lady Kara Carlson, held in conjunction with New Ulm Park & Recreation’s Rec on the Go program! Located at North Park, the “Move This Way” activity is designed to get young people and their parents to be

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Brown County Commissioners Approve New Countywide Social Host Ordinance

In an effort to discourage underage possession and consumption of alcohol, marijuana and other controlled substances, Brown County commissioners unanimously approved a social host ordinance (SHO) at their May 6, 2025 meeting. Studies indicate that social host ordinances are among the most effective and recommended ways to reduce underage drinking. Read more in the Journal

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