WALKER-Cass County Probation Director Jim Schneider and Minnesota Department of Corrections Officer Vic Moen presented annual reports to the Cass County Board Tuesday, Feb. 5.
WALKER-Though Cass County property foreclosures in the fourth quarter of 2018 were slightly higher than 2017, the full year totals dropped from 30 in 2017 to 25.
WALKER-Cass County will keep the clause in its alcoholic beverage ordinance that requires new license holders and those failing compliance checks to take training.
WALKER-The Cass County Board on Tuesday, Feb. 5, adopted the board's summer schedule for its 6 p.m. meetings at city and town halls throughout the county.
BACKUS-Cass County Chief Financial Officer Sandra Norikane opened her auditor-treasurer annual report presentation to the county board Feb. 19 with a description of personnel changes made in 2018.
BACKUS-Chief Deputy Erick Hoglund presented highlights of Sheriff Tom Burch's annual report to the county board Feb. 19. The sheriff's office dispatches for all police, fire, ambulance and first response services within the county in addition to the sheriff's office, except for an exception on Leech Lake Reservation, which dispatches …
Have a girl's weekend in the Lakeland on March 1-2 at the North Country Women's Expo! Kick off your girl's getaway Friday, March 1 at Chase on the Lake's Walker Bay Ballroom from 6-8 p.m. featuring Tara Wiskow (Worthy Warrior) and Dueling Pianos. Purchase tickets exclusively at Chase on the …
BACKUS-The Minnesota Department of Transportation informed the Cass County Highway Department Feb. 11 that MnDOT has identified $4,772,500 of federal money, which can be earmarked to help the county reroute County Highway 70 around the Gull Lake Dam.
BACKUS-Cass County Board Tuesday, Feb. 19, approved joining a third One Watershed One Plan project. This time it covers the Upper Mississippi River and also includes the counties of Beltrami, Hubbard, Itasca and Clearwater. Beltrami County and Soil and Water Conservation District will oversee this project.
Cass County Environmental Services Department, in conjunction with the Cass Soil and Water Conservation District will be hosting a presentation by the Minnesota Geological Survey to present the Cass County Geologic Atlas - Part A.
WALKER-Mike Paulus, Cass County Economic Development Corp. director, gave the county board an update on projects the EDC has worked on since last October. He said the EDC continues to talk with people interested in developing some of the former Ah-Gwah-Ching property, but has no concrete offers yet.
BACKUS-Cass County Commissioner Neal Gaalswyk and Leech Lake Tribal Chair Faron Jackson testified before a state legislative committee March 11 in an effort to increase from 10 percent to 20 percent the share of tribal sales taxes paid to counties.
BACKUS-Renee Lukkason, Health, Human and Veterans Services public health team leader, described new debit cards being issued to Women, Infant and Children program recipients at the Tuesday, March 19, Cass County Board meeting
