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Alliance Bank CEO V. Philip Reim of St. Paul (left) and Alliance Bank Regional President Bob Reuter of New Ulm (center) present Courtland Mayor Al Poehler with the keys to the former Alliance Bank branch in downtown Courtland Wednesday. Alliance Bank donated the branch building to the City of Courtland, which plans to remodel the bank for offices for the city clerk and utilities superintendent.
COURTLAND Alliance Bank donated its former Courtland branch bank to the City of Courtland Wednesday.
Alliance Bank CEO V. Philip Reim and Alliance Bank Regional President Bob Reuter handed the keys to the building to Courtland Mayor Al Poehler.
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cschuldt@nujournal.com Twas a week before Christmas and several creepy creatures were stirring at the New Ulm Nightmares Christmas Haunted House. Event organizer Dough Hughes lurks behind a haunted tree disguised as an evil elf.
NEW ULM For one night only, downtown Minnesota Street will experience the scary side of Christmas with a special Yuletide haunted house.
New Ulm Nightmares is presenting “A Krampus Christmas” featuring the Grinch. The event is from 6 to 9 p.m. Saturday, December 19 at 21 S. Minnesota Street.
New Ulm Nightmares is famous for hosting an annual haunted house around Halloween, but organizer Doug Hughes has decided to try a haunted house for the Christmas season.