Wright County License Center warns of Thanksgiving closures, urging early service use, offering more appointments, a 24-hour drop box for tab renewals, and online scheduling to avoid delays.

Cleary Lake Regional Park hosts "Geocaching for Leftovers," an event on November 29 that combines a treasure hunt via GPS with humor and turkey trivia.

Ramsey County's parks offer a variety of winter activities such as sledding, skiing, and ice skating with free entry. Facilities include plowed parking and restrooms, and winter programs for all ages are available.

The Ramsey County Board recognized 26 developers from their Emerging and Diverse Developer Program, awarding them for completing the program aimed at empowering participants in affordable housing projects.

Minneapolis is updating residents on new Community Safety Centers and incorporating their feedback from previous engagement sessions into the planning process, with several meetings scheduled across the city.

Kirby Moynagh won the election for Wright County Commissioner with 56.4% of the vote, planning to bring a fresh perspective to address the needs of younger families.

Wright County Planning & Zoning encourages residents to recycle non-functioning holiday lights at their office disposal box to prevent hazardous waste in landfills.

Wright County seeks candidates for three open positions on its Extension Committee to shape local educational programs and provide strategic oversight.

Matthew Otto, 47, from Mankato, Minnesota, who was reported missing, has been safely located and authorities thanked those who contributed to the search.

Murphy-Hanrehan Park Reserve is hosting a Nature Wellness Walk for collective gratitude and mindfulness on Nov 27, featuring a guided hike with prompts and environmental blessings.

The Brooklyn Park EDA will hold a meeting on November 18, 2024, to discuss economic development, with coverage available on the city's website and CCX Media.

The Minneapolis weather forecast predicts a mix of conditions, from sunny and blustery today with possible rain next week, per the National Weather Service.

Saint Paul has allocated over $3.7 million to support local businesses and cultural projects through the STAR program, with funds for both capital improvements and arts initiatives.