Ramsey County plans Black History Month events and offers mental health services, while hosting elections and job fairs. Health advice and community services are available along with celebrations of local achievements.

Plymouth has launched a Memory Café for individuals with dementia and their caregivers, offering support and activities. Held at the Plymouth Community Center, the events occur monthly and require registration with a fee.

Eden Prairie's annual Polar Plunge returns on March 8 to support Special Olympics, with participants taking an icy dip to raise funds as part of the Law Enforcement Torch Run efforts.

Ramsey County celebrates Black History Month and labor movement, sets new special election date, hosts a job and resource fair for artists, and promotes mental health services amid a rise in contagious illnesses.

Brooklyn Park invites young women to explore non-traditional careers at the "Wonder Women, Defined!" event, featuring a police department tour and Q&A.

Minnetonka hosts a free program, Minnetonka Academy, to educate locals about city operations from February 25th to March 25th. Registration is required by February 18th.

The 12th Minneapolis Community Connections Conference aims to empower citizens through workshops and activities, with a focus on community participation and health.

Minneapolis Health Department offers up to $2,500 to local employers for workplace wellness enhancements and has supported 29 organizations to date. Interested parties can learn more via a pre-application call or online.

St. Louis Park, MN, highlights Justin Grays during Black History Month, celebrating influences like Dr. Mae Jemison and Black American contributions to history.

The Maple Grove Police Department emphasizes its fight against domestic violence, highlighting a broad definition of the issue and the formation of a dedicated response team.

Coon Rapids, Minnesota, seeks volunteers with sewing and electrical repair skills for upcoming workshops on clothes mending and lamp fixing to promote sustainability.

Minnesota's DHS is transitioning from PCA and CSG to CFSS for personal care, extending the AC program until 2030, and adding transitional services from March 2025, with ongoing stakeholder updates throughout the changes.

Hardwood Creek Library hosts a craft supply swap on March 1; donations accepted February 22-26, excluding hazardous materials. Leftovers will be donated or used for library programs.