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Besides bars, restaurants and salons, campgrounds across Minnesota were allowed to start reopening this week under Phase II of Governor Tim Walz’s Stay Safe Minnesota Order. Cynthia Tyler and her husband, David, have co-owned Oak Cove Resort and Marine on Maple Lake just south of Mentor for 35 years. Cynthia calls the ability to reopen […]
The wet heavy snow in March caused many buildings to collapse throughout the area. Many of those buildings were pole buildings, which Polk County Planning and Zoning Commissioner Jake Snyder said is a concern because heavy snow puts a lot of stress on long trusses spanned to maximize space. “It’s been a concern of a
The Polk County Commissioners will meet Tuesday morning at 8:00 a.m. at the Polk County Government Center. The consent agenda includes approving auditor warrants, March 19-April 23 board minutes, payment to GHA Technologies of $1,814.40, payments to Hewlett Packard Inc for $433.54 and $731.96, payment to CDW-G for $499.44. The first session of department head
