The city of International Falls will consider leasing its vehicles to save money and address supply chain delays. The council agreed Monday to begin the paperwork with Enterprise Leasing toward a contract for vehicles for its departments.
8th District Congressman Pete Stauber will serve as the chair of the Energy and Mineral Resources Subcommittee within the House Natural Resources Committee. He is the first U.S.
The Department of Commerce is warning Minnesotans about a scam that relies on bogus warnings about home warranties. Homeowners in Minnesota and several other states have received letters in recent months urging recipients to purchase warranties and falsely implying a relationship with the homeowners’ mortgage companies or with county deeds offices.
Two candidates will seek the Koochiching County District 3 commissioner position in an April 11 election. Brian McBride, former Koochiching County commissioner, and Adam McIntyre have filed for the potion.
If you broke your arm, you’d get it treated by a doctor. Because of the stigma surrounding mental health, the same approach is sometimes not applied when people need mental health support and help.
Keith Aili, of Ray, is the champion of the 39th running of the John Beargrease Sled Dog Marathon Tuesday, which started Sunday, Jan. 29.
Improving flexibility and mobility. Increasing cardiovascular capacity.
Narcotics investigators are seeking information from the public about a recent surge in drug overdoses in Beltrami, Cass and Hubbard counties, reports the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension. In the Bemidji area alone, law enforcement has responded to 35 overdoses, including nine fatal overdoses, since Dec.
With cold weather testing expenses increasing, and a delay in payment from customers, the Koochiching Economic Development Authority Board should plan to discuss options with its parent organizations, International Falls and Koochiching County.
Minnesota State, the system of 26 state colleges and seven state universities, estimates the impact of Minnesota North College’s six campuses on the regional economy to be $202.5 million and supports and sustains 1,512 jobs.