Minneapolis Police Department Welcomes Diverse Cadre of 19 New Officers Amidst Hopes for Enhanced Community Relations
Minneapolis Police Department welcomed 19 new diverse officers at a graduation ceremony, emphasized by civil rights leader Spike Moss as a transformative step for the department.
Wright County Embraces Technology with Launch of First Digital Newsletter
Wright County released its first e-newsletter featuring local infrastructure project updates, recycling guidelines, REAL ID deadline reminder, and status of legalized cannabis businesses. It's available online for residents to stay informed.
Minneapolis Invites Public Input on Future of George Floyd Square with Community-Driven Redevelopment Proposals
Minneapolis invites locals to discuss the future of George Floyd Square, offering a chance to weigh in on non-profit proposals for its redevelopment through various community and pop-up events.
Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board Debuts Online Summer Youth Program Showcase with New Fee Structure
The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board has launched its summer youth program offerings online, and will implement a new fee structure aimed at accessibility for families planning for activities. Registration begins on March 5.
Three Rivers Park District Seeks Outdoor Recreation Enthusiasts for Educational Roles
Three Rivers Park District is seeking outdoor enthusiasts for educational roles, offering flexibility and the chance to teach activities like mountain biking and kayaking, with training included for all levels of experience.












