Get ready for an evening of great food, community spirit, and support for one of Minnesota’s most beloved summer traditions — the Hackensack Children’s Fishing Contest!
Lawrence Township is seeking community volunteers to help build a new playground at the Town Hall during a three-day volunteer construction event scheduled for June 10-12.
With the recent wildfires in Crow Wing and Lake Counties the Cass County Sheriff’s Office has received several questions about how residents and visitors would be notified in the event of an evacuation notice. We have several options to notify the public during an emergency.
Low water levels in the greater Longville area are already causing concerns for watercraft users as they did at the end of last summer. There are many factors that affect our water levels.
It is nice to sleep with a window open when the nights are cool. The problem with having a bedroom window is the happy little birds like to wake up before I do.
This month (May 2026) marks two years since Cass County adopted its new all-terrain vehicle ordinance. The past two years have been spent on education and enforcement efforts while making contact with hundreds of ATV operators throughout the County.
As Memorial Day approaches, communities across Lakeland are preparing to honor the men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. The weekend will be marked by solemn ceremonies, community gatherings, and events that reflect both remembrance and the spirit of togetherness.
The most recent Minnesota moose population estimate is approximately 4,470 animals, according to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources’ 2026 population survey.
The Longville Area Community Choir (LACC), a beloved musical tradition in the region since 1990, is facing an uncertain future following the retirement of its longtime director and accompanist.
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources’ fishing regulations for 2026 include a new catch-and-release season that makes fishing for largemouth and smallmouth bass open all year on inland waters.
With winter in the rearview mirror, the summer off-highway vehicle riding season opens May 1 in Minnesota. The state offers more than 3,000 miles of grant-in-aid and DNR-managed trails for all types of OHVs – all-terrain vehicles, off-highway motorcycles, and off-road vehicles – and rider skill levels.