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The Polk County Board of Commissioners met on Tuesday at the Government Center. Assistant Environmental Services Administrator for Polk County, Jake Snyder, brought two items to the board for approval. The first was a Resolution for a Conditional Use Permit for Dave Scherfenberg for his property on Maple Lake. Snyder reminded the board that in […]
The Pine To Prairie Girls Basketball Conference recently announced the all-conference teams. The teams in the Pine To Prairie Conference are Ada-Borup-West, Bagley, Climax-Fisher, Fertile-Beltrami, Fosston, Lake Park-Audubon, Mahnomen-Waubun, Norman County East-Ulen/Hitterdal, Park Christian, and Win-E-Mac. The award winners are below- FIRST TEAM Brynlea Mahlen (Fosston) Tori Erickson (Fertile-Beltrami) Avery Aakre (Park Christian) Peyton Hoffman
With COVID-19 restrictions limiting social gatherings and opportunities to connect with other people. So, Tri-Valley Opportunity Council (TVOC) and Polk County Public Health (PCPH) are collaborating to host virtual coffee & connection events twice a month. Marley Melbye, Senior Programs Director for TVOC, said the collaboration aims to bring people together. “This idea came as
The Polk County Wellness Coalition (PCWC) works on improving health and wellness throughout Polk County by helping to make healthy choices easier where we live, work, and play. Achieving and maintaining physical and mental health can be challenging, and it is critical to nurture both, as one can affect the other. To promote mental well-being,
