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Minnesota’s firearms deer season begins a half-hour before sunrise on Saturday, November 3, and the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources expects half a million hunters to participate. Some points to remember: Hunters will have additional deer hunting opportunities because deer numbers continue to rebound across the state. Many areas now have populations at or above […]
The University of Minnesota Crookston welcomed visitors this week from Université de Ségou (University of Segou), Mali. Hosted by Professor Harouna Maiga, head of the Agriculture and Natural Resources Department, Souleymane Kouyaté, president of the University of Segou, Ousmane Konipo, director of research and Konimba Bengaly, professor of animal science, were on campus from Sunday,
Darren Laesch, planning director for the Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) District 2 and K.C. Atkins from Toole Design, a transportation engineering firm that MnDOT has worked within other communities, facilitated a discussion Monday night around what the future for the U.S. Highway 2 corridor downtown could look like. The discussion started with a short
Richard Sanders, Polk County engineer, was among the 10 individuals and organizations honored by the state departments of health, public safety, and transportation for improving traffic safety under Minnesota Toward Zero Deaths program. The awards were announced at the statewide TZD conference Oct. 23-24 in Mankato. TZD Star Awards are given annually to recognize those
RiverView Health will host an education course for individuals interested in basic first aid on Thursday, November 1. The program, developed by the American Heart Association, is open to the general public. Participants in this First Aid Course will learn to provide first aid for acute injuries and sudden illnesses such as burns, bites, poisoning,
THE COUNTY LINE By Warren Strandell, Polk County Commissioner, District 2 When word got out – although it was never a secret – that Polk County had spent $36,000 on a drone, there were questions about why the county needed such an expensive toy. But, you’ll come away convinced that it’s not a toy if
