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After approval from the Minnesota Department of Transportation and the North Dakota Department of Transportation, the Sorlie Bridge on Demers Ave. will be reopened by late this afternoon today, May 9, 2022. Please be advised that the Red River is still in the moderate flood stage, which means several areas in the Greenway are still […]
Grand Forks crews have closed the lower trails of the Greenway due to rising floodwaters. This includes the dog park located in Lincoln Dr. Park. The rest of the Greenway remains open, but users may come across parts of trails that are closed due to water. For up-to-date information on the 2022 flood fight, visit
The following is a Thank You from Polk County Wellness Coalition – Thank you to all our community volunteers and partners who helped host four family-fun and active Fitness Fever events throughout February with nearly 400 participants! The Polk County Wellness Coalition would like to thank the following partners and organizations for sponsoring and supporting
