Join Happy Days Bean Bag Tournament in Ramsey on September 7 for a competitive cornhole event with prizes, hosted by Anytime Fitness. Registration is available on Ramsey's recreation site.

Mayor Reinert of Duluth celebrates the Harbor Monsters' first season with a City Hall proclamation and joins the Chester Bowl Improvement Club for an undisclosed announcement.

Mankato Police and Fire Departments played softball in the LEEP Legends game to support local exceptional people, creating community bonds beyond their service duties.

The Coon Rapids Police Association hosted its successful second charity golf event, raising $6,500 for local service programs with increased community and business participation.

The Coon Rapids Police Association hosted its annual golf event to support community organizations and scholarships, inviting the public and local businesses to participate or sponsor the tournament.

Average Joe's Archery in Coon Rapids fosters Olympic archery dreams, with both novice and elite archers training together under a community-oriented program.

Bloomington Parks and Recreation opens registration for fall adult sports leagues, including softball, volleyball, and kickball, with deadlines approaching in August.

The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board is hiring soccer and flag football officials, offering $28-$75 per game, free training clinics, and community engagement through youth sports programs.

Burnsville launches a summer Pickleball camp for children aged 6-12 to teach them the basics of the game through a fun, interactive week of activities and matches.

Lake Waconia Regional Park is hosting the free Paradise Beach Bash on June 21, with a variety of paid and free activities and live music for all ages.

The Saint Paul Police Department played a hockey game at the TRIA Rink to support domestic violence victims, with proceeds aiding a local intervention project.

Local deputies participated in Little League opening day parades in E Aldine, fostering community and supporting young players, highlighting the importance of community policing.

Coon Rapids High School basketball returns to the state tournament for the first time since 1983, playing against Minnetonka in the Class AAAA quarterfinals.