Sections of the Minnesota River Bluff and Dakota Rail Regional Trail in Carver County will be closed for maintenance from March 18th to the end of the month and on March 20-21, respectively.

Mankato celebrated National Transit Driver Appreciation Day, recognizing city transit drivers for their reliable service and dedication to community mobility.

Saint Paul police officers are engaging with the community by hosting a 'Coffee with a Cop' event at Nina's Coffee, fostering dialogue and building relationships with residents.

The Washington County Environmental Center is hosting a Garden Tool Swap on May 1 for community members to exchange garden tools and promote sustainability.

Apple Valley officials provide tips for spring cleaning, including yard waste disposal, oversized item drop-off, proper dumpster usage, and pet waste cleanup, with resources for assistance.

The Fix-it Clinic at Wildwood Library in Woodbury on June 1 encourages community sustainability by helping repair common household items. The clinic welcomes various goods and seeks volunteers for assistance.

CareerForce in Blaine is hosting an On-Site Hiring Event with 13 companies, offering job seekers direct interaction with employers this Wednesday from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

A Girl Scout named Luccia donated over 150 boxes of cookies to the Eden Prairie Police and Fire Departments, showcasing community spirit and appreciation for first responders.

The Plymouth County Sheriff's Department is engaged in a food donation competition, advancing to the "FINAL FOUR" and rallying the community for support.

Ramsey residents are invited to participate in a community blood drive scheduled for March 27 at the Ramsey Municipal Center, with the aim to support constant blood supply demands.

March 18 is Transit Driver Appreciation Day and the City of Maple Grove is encouraging passengers to thank their bus and paratransit operators for their dedicated service.

The Minneapolis Police Department offers a contest to win a prize for taking a selfie with Officer Rucker & K9 Hendrix, encouraging community engagement.

Wright County is seeking a new executive director for Safe Communities of Wright County, offering remote work and pay of $35-$40 per hour for 20-32 hours per week, to lead safety education and fulfill grant obligations.