2023 Vegetable of the Year crowned for Crow Wing County
We have a winner for the vegetable for 2023 in Crow Wing County! After counting the 1,667 votes, the green bean is the winner. It was a tight race between the veggie candidates that included broccoli, cabbage, green beans, peas and squash. One Vegetable, One Community is a campaign developed by the University of Minnesota Extension…
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Cuyuna Fire, Police selling Breast Cancer Awareness fundraiser patches
Release from Cuyuna Police Department Facebook page: Our pink patches have arrived and are for sale! The Cuyuna Police and Fire Department have released the October 2022 Breast Cancer Awareness Patches. They are being sold for $11.00 per patch. We accept cash, check or Money Orders. If paying by check or money order make it…
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CRMC Virtual Cancer Support Group to discuss holiday mindful eating
Cuyuna Regional Medical Center Registered Dietitian Johanna Christenson will speak about mindful eating through the holidays at CRMC’s Virtual Cancer Support Group on Thursday, Nov. 17, from 12 to 1 p.m. Christenson will offer tips including letting go of any food rules, shifting your mindset from labeling food ‘good’ or ‘bad’ to focusing on having…
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Bridges of Hope 2nd Annual Sleep Out and their Christmas Showcase
Danell Eggert, Retail Director of the Common Goods thrift stores, and Ann Hunnicutt, Director of the Overnight Shelter (also known as “The Bridge on 7th”), joined us to talk about the 2nd Annual “Sleep Out” coming up November 7th and the Common Goods thrift stores (Baxter, Crosslake and Crosby) Christmas Showcase November 11th & 12th.
Fosston School Board News & Notes
Fosston, MN — The Fosston School Board held their regular monthly meeting on Thursday night, October 27th. At the meeting the board reviewed their annual audit from the previous year. Fosston Superintendent Todd Selk reports that not only is the district in good financial shape, but there were also no errors or area of concern…
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Halloween Safety Reminders
Ada, MN — Halloween is intended to be a fun and spooky occasion for youth and adults, but the last thing it needs to be is tragic. The Ada Police Department is asking young trick or treaters to always be careful when crossing streets and entering traffic. Police Chief Hager notes that some responsibility also…
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