National School Resource Officer Appreciation Day celebrates officers in schools, highlighting their roles in safety and mentorship, as recognized by the Lakeville Police Department on social media.

Burnsville commemorated the first anniversary of the line-of-duty deaths of Officers Elmstrand, Ruge, and Firefighter/Paramedic Finseth with a touching social media tribute.

Ruby's Pantry at Lord of Life Church offers monthly food distribution on the fourth Friday for a $25 donation, providing food worth $100-$125 with varying items including perishables.

St. Louis Park city facilities are closed for Presidents Day, but Westwood Hills Nature Center park grounds remain open, providing outdoor amenities from sunrise to sunset.

National School Resource Officer Day honors campus officers like Wilkins and Mohr for ensuring safety and fostering positive student relationships, as celebrated by Mankato Police and Fire.

Minneapolis government offices will be closed on Presidents Day, affecting services like Minneapolis 311 and the Service Center. Regular business hours will resume the following day.

Minneapolis traffic stop leads to a drug and gun bust after officers find a bullet, marijuana, suspected drugs, a scale, and a stolen firearm in a felon's car.

Bloomington Police Department, MN hosts a Neighborhood Watch Resource Fair to provide crime prevention information and strengthen community ties at the Civic Plaza Atrium.

Wright County Parks & Recreation opens their campsite reservation portal on March 3, with earlier access for locals at 8 a.m. and general public access at noon.

Plymouth is seeking volunteers for its Planning Commission by Feb. 28 to review land development proposals. Meetings occur twice monthly. Interested parties can contact City Clerk Jodi Gallup for more details.

Trent Talle of Eagle Lake Fire Department, MN, received the Citizen Life Saving Award for performing the Heimlich Maneuver to save a choking individual.

The North Suburban Home Show, on March 8 at the Andover YMCA, combines home improvement opportunities with support for the ACBC Food Shelf, offering free entry and urging donations.

The Bloomington City Council plans a public hearing on the redevelopment of The Heights neighborhood, which includes a garage renovation and other improvements, inviting public engagement.