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.
Continue reading...BLAINE CITY LEADERS ENCOURAGE INPUT ON MNDOT HIGHWAY 65 IMPROVEMENT OPTIONS
Interactive MnDOT website allows for those who rely on Highway 65 to click through several options for possible improvements in the future.
Continue reading...2021 3M OPEN TO TEE OFF AT SAME TIME AS POSTPONED SUMMER OLYMPICS
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