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Moondance Jam Announces Major Lineup Changes Due to “Financial Hurdles”
Walker, MN – Moondance Jam has announced that they will be making changes to their lineup due to “unforeseen circumstances based on the present economic climate.”. In a statement they say, “For over 30 years, Moondance Jam has been a beloved tradition in Walker, MN, providing a platform for outstanding music performances in a beautiful setting. However, despite our best efforts, we have not met the necessary financial thresholds to produce a festival with national touring attractions this year. In light of these financial hurdles, we cannot proceed with any national touring lineup.”
Super One Foods does ‘super’ job for the new library
The customers of the new Super One Foods in Walker have spoken loud and clear. “The Register Campaign at Super One brought in $3,675.34 toward the construction of the new Dale and Harriet Jones Walker Public Library,” said Joe Sherman, who represents Shingobee Township on the Walker Library Board and serves on the Fundraising and Publicity Committee. Super One’s Register Campaign assists with fundraising efforts for non-profit organizations. During the...
HGTV Has Spoken! This is the Most Charming Town in Minnesota
Minnesota should be called the land of 10,000 fabulous small towns. I know there aren't that many small towns, but there definitely are lots of wonderful little cities throughout the state. Which is the most charming of them all?. HGTV recently did a little digging to find what they're calling...
YoYo Donuts is a new Leech Lake Chamber Member
YoYo Donuts in downtown Walker is a new member of the Leech Lake Area Chamber of Commerce. Luke and Alise McGregor, both with roots in the Walker area, bought the Minnetonka store in 2023, and then opened another YoYo Donuts in Walker where they moved later that year. YoYo Donuts will soon be working out of a fully-renovated production kitchen, creating YoYo donuts, specialty cakes, cupcakes, cookies, bars, breads, muffins, cannolis and tartlets. Everything remains nut free but the acquisition of the Thirsty Whale Bakery and Queen of Cakes is new. The McGregors received financial assistance from the Minnesota Investment Fund Program and Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) that support new business ventures through low-interest loans, while creating new, good-paying jobs. YoYo Donuts is located on Minnesota Avenue in downtown Walker, between Bill Hansen Realty and Village Square. The phone number is (218) 547-2400. Pictured is (from left) employee Christine Greenawalt, owners Luke and Alise McGregor holding the First Business Dollar, and employees Maya Ravenhorst and Zoe Taatjes.
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