Minneapolis honors Martin Luther King, Jr. with events and a food drive, featuring community speakers and performances, and recognizing local leader Cynthia Bryant.

Anoka County is hosting a screening of "Faces of Hope," a documentary that delves into local opioid misuse stories, followed by a panel discussion for community engagement.

Plymouth is reviewing its Metrolink service for accessibility and equity, seeking public feedback through outreach events and written comments on plans to prevent discrimination.

Minneapolis announces a virtual event for racial healing following a tragic local shooting, inviting the community to join thoughtful discussions led by former officials on January 20, 2026.

St. Louis Park High School's SOAR group is organizing a racial healing workshop to foster dialogue on race and its community impact, aligning with district values.

Maple Grove, MN, is hiring for a variety of jobs, including full-time roles, internships, and part-time positions, to serve community needs, as announced in a recent Facebook post.

Boilermakers Local 647 is hosting a hiring event with employers such as Arrow Cryogenics and Sun Country, offering positions with wages up to $52 an hour.

Coon Rapids seeks nominees for Earth Month Sustainability Awards, recognizing eco-friendly practices by residents and organizations. Nominations due by February 28.

AASD and DSD updates reveal changes to eligibility worksheets, enhancements in data collection for service providers, completion of an employment supports study, and announcement of safety culture trainings.

Anoka County Library opens registration for its Reading Bridge program to improve literacy among 1st-3rd graders, with limited spots available from February 9 to April 11.

St. Louis Park hosts the 4th National Day of Racial Healing event, featuring high school facilitators and Mayor Nadia Mohamed's closing remarks. It offers conversation, a light dinner, and aims to foster community understanding.

Blaine, Minnesota offers free heat tape installation to prevent pipe freezing, funded by CDBG-CV through Anoka County, with a January 16, 2026, application deadline. Contact Elizabeth Showalter for details.

Joe Hogeboom featured on the latest Maple Grove City Report, discussing council actions and community events, and encouraging civic engagement via a link on their Facebook page.