County seeks to cast a wider net but some non-profits still say they’re left out when they need it most.
Continue reading...BLAINE WILL OFFER ABSENTEE BALLOT DROPBOXES IN TWO LOCATIONS FOR GENERAL ELECTION
City wants to provide a secure place for those who fill out ballots at home to drop them off ahead of the November election.
Continue reading...LUPUS RESEARCH FOUNDATION SWITCHES GEARS ON ANNUAL FUNDRAISING EFFORTS
COVID-19 made it impossible to have the annual curling tournament, so organizers moved outdoors while the weather still allowed for a golf fundraiser.
Continue reading...BLAINE K-9 OFFICER AND PARTNER EARN NATIONAL RECOGNITION FOR EFFORTS
Officers worked with Rex to locate a suspect and credit the dog with saving lives during a chase in Coon Rapids last year.
Continue reading...NORTH METRO BUSINESS LEADERS HEAR INSPIRATIONAL MESSAGE AS THEY BEGIN FACE-TO-FACE NETWORKING AGAIN
In-person networking returns as business leaders hear inspirational message from a southern Minnesota baker who found success in the midst of a statewide shutdown.
Continue reading...ANOKA COUNTY RESOURCES MAY SOON INCLUDE ONLINE JOB FAIRS
County using relief money to provide online means for job seekers and potential employers to connect face-to-face.
Continue reading...ANOKA COUNTY PARKS AND CAMPGROUNDS SEEING LATE SUMMER SURGE IN VISITORS
Visitors looking for a chance to get away in the age of COVID-19 find camping is a great and affordable option close to home.
Continue reading...HIGH SCHOOLS ACCOMMODATE SPORTS FANS AMID COVID-19 RESTRICTIONS
Schools encourage fans to plan ahead so they aren’t left out of the stadium this soccer season.
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