Minneapolis residents are invited to view new designs for the Grand Rounds Missing Link at an open house event.

Eden Prairie City Council appointed and reappointed community members to advisory commissions, announced tree sale, and called for Heritage Preservation Award nominations. Upcoming events include a fish fry, ice show, and concert.

MnDOT provides free classes, one-to-one assistance, and grants to small businesses for skill-building in construction and contracting until June 2025.

Eden Prairie Outdoor Center closes its winter season with events like a night-time snowshoe hike, a full-moon hike, stargazing at Staring Lake Observatory, and an adult nature night.

The City is hiring a seasonal maintenance worker from April to November for tasks including street and infrastructure upkeep; application deadline is April 6.

Jim Kuta scored a perfect 300 in Wii Bowling at the Mary Ann Young Center, joining another elite scorer. The center offers a friendly environment with games, companionship, coffee, and treats.

The March/April 2025 edition of the Plymouth News covers local updates, a state of the city feature, disposal events, and upcoming roadworks to inform residents.

Minneapolis is engaging community feedback on proposals for developing the historic Peoples' Way site at George Floyd Square, with upcoming events and an online survey.

Minneapolis opens applications for its Urban Scholars internship, aiming to provide public sector experience to underrepresented students, with Mayor Frey and alumni praising the program's value.

Minneapolis seeks members for its Food Council to guide the city’s food policy towards equity and sustainability, and offers grants and initiatives to address food insecurity and support urban agriculture.

The Maple Grove Lions Club donated $25,000 to their local police department for redesigning badges and patches after Minnesota's state seal was updated.

Minneapolis offers residents a chance to buy up to three trees at $30 each through a lottery to promote sustainable urban living and improve the environment.

Blaine Police invite locals to "Coffee with Cops" on March 8 for casual conversation and community engagement.