STAFF REPORT Efforts to connect Minnesotans to high-growth, high-demand jobs through job training and workforce development programs, are being highlighted during Workforce Development Month by… Login to continue reading Login…
RLMC REPORT Rainy Lake Medical Center officials announce the facility’s laboratory has met all the criteria for laboratory accreditation by COLA Inc., a leading national… Login to continue reading Login…
EXTENSION REPORT The University of Minnesota Extension is presenting four webinars on introductory farm transition and estate planning. Webinars will be held on Wednesdays from… Login to continue reading Login…
STAFF REPORT Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development is seeking about 100 community members to serve as grant reviewers for competitive workforce development grant… Login to continue reading Login…
By LAUREL BEAGERLBeager@cherryroad.com The Koochiching Economic Development Authority is 25 years old, and its board plans a review of its bylaws to consider any modifications… Login to continue reading Login…
STAFF REPORT BUSINESS Elizabeth Lessard has joined Rainy Lake Clinic’s family practice team and will begin seeing patients at the end of August. Lessard, who… Login to continue reading Login…
By LAUREL BEAGERLBeager@cherryroad.com A community-wide Crazy Daze has been organized for Wednesday by the International Falls Area Chamber of Commerce. The date for the annual… Login to continue reading Login…
By LAUREL BEAGER LBeager@cherryroad.com Erik and Hailey Silvers live the life their businesses advocate. Their recently opened store, Fire in the Icebox, at 438 Third… Login to continue reading Login…
By LAUREL BEAGERLBeager@cherryroad.com The River Golf Course, owned by Jordan Pearson of International Falls, did not open for business this spring because it faced challenges… Login to continue reading Login…
The local Community Market tried a new venue last week: International Falls Tractor Supply store parking lot. A variety of baked goods, crafts, local produce, and locally made items, along with pony rides, were available.