Native Prairie Garden class held
On Tuesday March 19, 2024, Karen Andol held a class on Designing a Native Prairie Garden at the Granite Falls Area Arts Council.
Notes from the Granite Area Arts Council: Gala Tickets Now Available…
To “celebrate” our upcoming probably-being-trapped-in-the-house-for-at-least-three-days-by-a-blizzard, my husband and I wandered down to Bluenose on Saturday night.
Local opportunities for viewing the solar eclipse
There will be a Solar Eclipse Viewing Event April 8th from 12:30-2:30pm at Lac qui Parle State Park.
Rain/snow mix possible on the weekend
Many locations picked up more snow last Thursday evening into early Friday, and again over the weekend into Monday than they had received all year long.
Area Church Schedules
BelviewGRACE LUTHERAN CHURCHSundays: 9 a.m.
Granite Bowl Blotter
The Granite Bowl is open seven days a week now.
Ask a Trooper: Summer-like driving behavior behind spike in traffic fatalities…
With highs near 50 and the sun in the sky, it can be hard to believe it is March in Minnesota.
Live Well, Age Wisely: The End in Mind Project…
It seems like it’s always the first step that’s the hardest.
Garrison Keillor & Friends: My plan for today and April and May…
Today I am going to get organized and the first item of business is to establish a Home Plate in which I will put things such as billfold, keys, glasses, phone, pens, meds, nail clipper, checkbook, postage stamps, cufflinks, shoelaces, eyedrops, matches, grip tape, flashlight, magnifying glass, things that in the time I’ve spent looking for them in the past few years I could’ve translated The Iliad and made peace with China and unionized college athletes, both men and women.On the other hand, do we really need a new Iliad?
Minnesota West program offerings provide technical skills in variety of fields
Over the last couple of years, Minnesota West Community & Technical College’s Granite Falls campus has added new programming to provide technical skills in a variety of fields.