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Bemidji City Council Hears Update on Rail Corridor Project from Development Firm
The Bemidji City Council heard an update about the Rail Corridor Development Project during a committee meeting on Thursday. The development firm overseeing the project, Marco McLane Development, told the council that the redevelopment grant application was submitted by the August 1st deadline. They are also working to secure a...
Richmond man hurt in motorcycle crash near Paynesville
(Paynesville MN-) A Richmond man was injured in a motorcycle accident in Kandiyohi County Friday afternoon. It was reported just after 1:30 p.m. Sunday on Highway 23 west of Paynesville. A cycle driven by 44-year-old Ryan Riggs of Richmond was traveling northbound on Highway 23 when he lost control and crashed. Riggs was taken to St. Cloud Hospital with life-threatening injuries. Assisting at the scene were the Kandiyohi County Sheriff's Office, Paynesville Fire Department, CentraCare Ambulance and Life Link III. Riggs was not wearing a helmet.
Walz maintains favorability edge over Vance in battle of VPs
Gov. Tim Walz (D-MN) is winning the running mate favorability war, according to a new ABC News/Ipsos poll. Walz has a 42% favorability rating in the survey, against 31% who view him unfavorably. That’s a much better number than his Republican counterpart, Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH), who has a 32% favorability rating against 44% who […]
LOL! The Most Hilarious Google Reviews Of Minnesota Schools
Our world has changed. It's hard to remember this but 30(ish) years ago, we used to have to go to the public library if we wanted to find information about...well, anything. And if we wanted to know more about a local business, we pulled out the Yellow Pages. My kids...
Tim Walz Set to Make Visit to Erie
Democratic Vice Presidential nominee and Governor of Minnesota Tim Walz is set to make a campaign visit to Erie this week. He is scheduled for an event on Thursday, September 5, where he is expected to speak about what's at stake in November. No details about a location or time...
Brooklyn Park & Tree Trust Offer $40 Trees to Residents to Boost Green Canopy
Brooklyn Park's tree sale is back in season. To enhance the canopy and stand against the concrete sprawl, the city has teamed up with Tree Trust to offer residents an affordable way to plant their roots. Bare root trees are being sold to locals who want to bring more greenery to their yards, and with prices pegged at just $40 a pop, these saplings are a steal. However, they're limited to three per Brooklyn Park address, so choose wisely.
Edina Welcomes New Eagle Scouts
Boy Scouts of America Troops 48 and 123 in Edina welcomed new Eagle Scouts over the spring and summer. This achievement is the highest a scout can attain and requires a scout to earn a series of merit badges, fulfill leadership roles with the troop and complete an Eagle Scout Project, which must benefit the community.
Better Place Forests provides unique alternative to traditional cemetery
SCANIDA, Minn. — Mikaela Del Guidice lost her father unexpectedly just days before Christmas. Glen Del Guidice was a father of three, a nature lover and a DNR wildlife biologist."He was amazing," Mikaela Del Guidice said. "He loved wildlife and was so passionate about the outdoors."While grief doesn't get any easier, Mikaela Del Guidice says she's at peace knowing her dad is at the St. Croix Valley Forest with Better Place Forests. It's a natural alternative to cemeteries and one of nine protected forests used in this way across the country."We picked an oak because it reminded us of him, you...
Blue Earth biker rides in his eighth RAGBRAI
Back in July, Dave Kittleson, of Blue Earth, hopped on his bicycle one morning and peddled the 200 miles southwest to the Iowa town of Glenwood. It took him five days to get there. He left on July 15 and arrived on July 19. He went through Spirit Lake then to Storm Lake, Audubon, Red Oak and finally, Glenwood.
Women's Golf Goes Low to Close Out Battle on the Border
KENOSHA, Wis. – The reigning UMAC Champion University of Northwestern Women's Golf team is back in action this weekend after last being seen competing in the NCAA Division III National Championships. The Eagles are opening their season at the two-day Battle on the Border event, hosted by Carthage College.
Cross Country Competes in the heat at Stewartville
Battling warm, humid, and windy conditions the Simley Cross Country teams competed in the 51st Annual Bill Glomski Stewartville Invite on Thursday, August 29th against 23 teams from southern Minnesota. The varsity races were cut back from 5ks to 2 miles because of the conditions and many athletes from all schools struggled in the heat.
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