Brooklyn Park residents are invited to discuss the future of their Community Activity Center, which is set for renovations after a $26 million bond was approved. A community meeting on March 7 will present project options and gather public input.

The St. Paul City Hall and Ramsey County Courthouse are offering tours with an art deco environment, including visits to government branches, a lunch option, and a session at Como Conservatory for a spring flower show.

Coon Rapids City Council decides to maintain its current open hauling waste collection system while exploring improvements through potential policy changes.

The Twin Cities Area Solar Co-op is helping residents switch to renewable energy, offering group discounts and targeting low-income homeowners with additional incentives.

Burnsville is set to hold a memorial service for fallen local heroes Police Officers Elmstrand, Ruge, and Firefighter/Paramedic Finseth, with the community invited to attend in person or via livestream.

The St. Louis Park Skate School is holding its annual ice show on March 16-17 at The Rec Center, with performances showcasing the skills of its skaters.

The Burnsville community honors the legacy of Officer Matthew Ruge, who is remembered as a hero and a source of support and strength for the community by his family and colleagues.

Inclement weather and technical issues delayed the unveiling of "Homage," a tribute to public safety workers in Burnsville with three bronze statues. The event at City Hall is to be rescheduled.

Discover Plymouth event offers community engagement with free entry to exhibits, activities, a marketplace, vehicle displays, and the State of the City address on March 23rd at the Community Center Fieldhouse dome.

The Anoka County Library is hosting the 8th annual "Write On!" contest for teens in grades 6-12, seeking short story submissions for cash prizes and publication.

Anoka County Library promotes local literary talent through its Featured Authors lineup and an annual Local Author Fair, fostering community engagement with Minnesota storytellers.

Cub Scout Pack 374 visited the Bloomington Police Department, fulfilling a badge requirement and engaging in civic education by asking thoughtful questions. The department praised their efforts on Facebook.

Andrew Howard joins the Dakota-Scott Workforce Development Board, representing the private sector and bringing over 30 years of experience from the airline and manufacturing industries.