Mankato, Minnesota, is hiring a part-time Parking Maintenance and Custodial Worker to maintain its parking structures, with flexible hours and a need for a valid driver's license.

Bridging nonprofit expands with a new drop-off site in Plymouth, inviting donations of used furniture and household items, offering a weekly $500 gift card draw.

Beks Syler received the Employee Achievement Award from Ramsey County for expanding the Spirit of Service event, showcasing exceptional dedication to public service.

The Duluth Police Department is preparing to honor exceptional staff and community members at a commendation ceremony on March 21, which will be broadcast live on Facebook.

The Mary Ann Young Center is organizing a visit to Chateau Winery on May 22, which includes a lunch at Lowell Inn and a winery tour with tasting. Registration is required and costs $99.

Scott County invites public feedback on its updated Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan to enhance disaster preparedness, with an in-person meeting scheduled for April 1 at the Government Center.

The Brooklyn Park Crime Prevention association and Brooklyn Park Lions are hosting a Belgian Waffle Breakfast fundraiser with a Silent Auction to support local programs.

Wentworth Library in West St. Paul is closing on April 7th for renovations, with a temporary library opening April 14th at Dakota County Northern Service Center. The library aims to reopen in spring 2026 with improved areas and updated systems.

Ramsey County's Winter Warming Spaces program, offering shelter from the cold, is set to end on March 31 after being used almost 10,000 times since December.

Plymouth and the surrounding areas will offer free CPR and AED training sessions this spring to teach lifesaving skills, with classes scheduled for April and May at the Plymouth City Hall.

The Woodbury Teen and Entry Level Positions Career Fair on March 25 connects young job seekers with employers for roles suited to a range of interests.

Chanhassen's Fire Department offers free Hands-Only CPR and AED classes for ages 12 and up this fall, aiming to equip the community with life-saving skills.

The City of Minneapolis Health Department highlighted influential women in public health during Women's History Month, celebrating figures like Annie Dodge Wauneka, Dr. Margaret Chung, and Dr. Helene D. Gayle for their significant contributions.