A campus wide health survey showed that one in eight students at Anoka-Ramsey community college are running out of food. The college’s food shelf received a $5,000 grant from the Minnesota COVID Food Fund.
Continue reading...CHAMBER LEADERS CONTINUE WORK TO SUPPORT BUSINESSES IN WAKE OF GOVERNOR’S LATEST COVID-19 RESTRICTIONS
ANOKA COUNTY NAMES NEW LIBRARY DIRECTOR
On Tuesday, the Board of Commissioners officially named Colleen Haubner as the new director, about a year after former director Maggie Snow left and the county put budget director Patti Hetrick in charge of the system.
Continue reading...COVID-19 VACCINE COMING, BUT TESTING IS STILL ENCOURAGED
Even after the drive-through testing at National Sports Center closes, the Minnesota Department of Health Officials continue to urge testing.
Continue reading...CENTENNIAL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS REFLECT ON YEAR LIKE NO OTHER, STRIVE TO HELP COMMUNITY
One way the student government decided to try to bring about a way for students to stay involved and to help the community is through a coat donation drive at the high school and middle school.
Continue reading...TREE FARMERS ENJOY HOLIDAY TRADITIONS
A Centerville Christmas Tree Farm has become a holiday tradition for dozens of families every year. The tree growers say that works both ways.
Continue reading...TOYS FOR JOY ADJUSTS TO CHALLENGES BROUGHT BY COVID-19 PANDEMIC
The pandemic has caused Toys for Joy to have more demand with families in need but operate are being asked to operate with fewer volunteers.
Continue reading...NEW PARTNERSHIP REDUCES AIR POLLUTION WHILE FIXING CARS
Cars for Neighbors is a local non-profit in their twentieth year. Their mission is to provide car repairs for people who cannot afford to have their vehicle fixed. Through a new partnership, they are doing that, while also making the cars more efficient and less polluting.
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