The City of Ramsey has announced their annual Happy Days Bean Bag Tournament, sponsored by Connexus Energy and Anytime Fitness, with registration open until September 1.

The City of Coon Rapids, MN successfully completed its free "Rec on the Spot" program, providing eight weeks of activities in parks for youths, supported by CharitAble MN.

Minneapolis Police Department hosted a Back to School Jamboree, distributing resources including 500 backpacks to students. The community event featured food, activities, and a bike raffle.

Minneapolis updates include community events, METRO station renovation, harm reduction efforts, and service changes at the Lake Street Safety Center. A new pedestrian mall and public health specialist are also mentioned.

Wright County, MN, is experiencing a booming growth rate, with a 9.2% increase in population since the 2020 Census and an expected 23.5% rise by 2030, affecting cities and townships unevenly.

Eden Prairie residents engaged at town halls, Historical Society updated on projects, human services funding call, and cultural events like pop-up splash pads, picnics, and concerts are announced by the City Council.

Kato Go Play initiative in Mankato marked a successful year with a rise in ridership from 604 to 1,000, fostering community connections and exploration.

The Bloomington Police Department is hosting 'Cops and Cones,' an event for building community relationships with ice cream and fun activities, on September 19th.

Two Minneapolis officers were honored for DWI arrests, with Gerten making 56 and Butler 83, at a ceremony highlighting the seriousness of impaired driving.

Dakota County and a nonprofit launch the West St. Paul Age-Friendly Action Plan to enhance the quality of life for seniors, focusing on eight key areas.

The City of Woodbury is honored for its sustainability efforts, obtaining Steps 4 and 5 City status in the Minnesota GreenStep program, highlighting its commitment to environmental stewardship.

Anita Lovelace created a jingle dress symbolizing grief and healing for Indigenous communities affected by MMIR, featuring 37 red handprints. It's set for display at the Minnesota State Fair and may fund investigations into missing persons.

Dakota County won four NACo awards for community service programs, including environmental, mental health, and jail healthcare initiatives.