The University of Minnesota Extension in Wright County is hosting a Farmer-to-Farmer Tour on Oct 26, offering new farmers a chance to learn from established ones.

Minneapolis Public Works seeks proposals from local entities for the Community Engagement Consulting Pool to improve public engagement strategies by November 26, advocating for innovative and inclusive approaches.

East Mulberry Street in Mankato will be closed on October 21 for utility disconnections due to building demolitions. The closure affects the area between Garden Boulevard and Oaklawn Avenue.

The Brooklyn Park Police announced that Robin Hurley, a missing vulnerable adult with Alzheimer's, was safely located after going missing while walking her dog.

Plymouth Metrolink is offering free shuttle services on Election Day to help residents of Plymouth get to polling stations, with first-come, first-served on-demand rides available via their app or phone.

The City of Duluth and the Lake Superior Rose Society will host the "Tipping of the Roses" event on October 26 to prepare roses for winter using the "Minnesota Tip Method." Volunteers can participate and donate bagged leaves for insulation.

A new loon sculpture, "The Calling" by artist Andy Scott, was dedicated at Allianz Field in St. Paul, reflecting Minnesota's cultural identity and symbolizing unity. Local leaders, including Senator Foung Hawj, attended the event.

Mixed weather expected in Minneapolis with chances of rain, fluctuating temperatures, and varying winds, followed by clearer skies and warmer days moving into the week, as per National Weather Service.

Cleary Lake Regional Park hosts a Halloween-themed geocaching event on October 27, offering a GPS treasure hunt with treats for a family-friendly activity. Reservations are required by October 25.

The HCSO Happenings newsletter #17 highlights the Sheriff's Office operations, including enforcement successes, a BBQ team, forensic science recognition, DUI arrests, The HOPE Program, and invites job applications.

Construction of a $4.6 million pedestrian bridge begins in Coon Rapids, enhancing safety and connectivity as part of the Coon Creek Regional Trail system.

Eden Prairie introduces direct balloting for early voting, updates on the fight against emerald ash borer, nearing completion of Prairie Center Drive Project, and scheduled civic meetings with a cancellation for the Planning Commission.

Plymouth invites locals to join city committees and commissions, with a Nov. 8 application deadline, to advise on environmental, housing, and recreational planning.