Off-highway vehicles have been common sights across the state for weeks now, and they’ll become more prevalent going forward, as trails open for use as conditions allow.With what could be an unusually long riding season on tap and the continued surge in the number of all-terrain vehicles registered in the state, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources urges all riders to make safety their top priority.
The Minnesota Department of Transportation is replacing signs along several state highways in southwest Minnesota beginning April 22.
Yellow Medicine County farmer Tim Velde received the Bruce Miller Award at the 122nd anniversary convention of the National Farmers Union (NFU) held last month in Scottsdale, Ariz.The award, named for a former Minnesota Farmers Union (MFU) staff member, recognizes people who “display a passion for family farming and rural America, while promoting the work of Farmers Union.”Velde won the award for his long-time work as a county leader, for supporting rural electric cooperatives and for being an advocate for legislation.Velde is the president of the Yellow Medicine County Farmers Union, a post he’s held for several years.
The Plum Creek Library System is partnering with eight other Minnesota Regional Library Systems to present the program TESTIFY: A Conversation, a virtual webinar featuring retired Minnesota Supreme Court Justice Alan Page and his daughter, Georgi Page-Smith.The public is invited to take part in an evening of conversation that centers around the collection of Americana memorabilia acquired by Page and his wife, Diane Sims Page, and curated by Page-Smith.
The West Central Minnesota Historical Association (WCMHA) which Lac qui Parle County is a member of, is an organization of 10 west central counties in Minnesota that is currently working on a project to preserve the history of the 1980 farm crisis.
Upper Sioux Community Police DepartmentAnspach, Jared Daniel, Granite Falls; Offense date 8/19/22 Traffic - DAS (Misdemeanor); Plea 4/9/24 Guilty; Disposition 4/9/24 Convicted; Court Decision 4/9/24 Payable without appearance; $200 Fine.Mcbee, Pamela Rose, Granite Falls; Offense date 3/2/24 Expiration of drivers license - Over 21 (Misdemeanor); Plea 4/6/24 Guilty; Disposition 4/6/24 Convicted; Court Decision 4/6/24 Payable without appearance; $100 Fine.
This weekend, the Granite Area Arts Council has a number of events happening.
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Question: I bought a used boat dock; do I need a permit to get it to my lake house?Answer: You can move a boat dock on Minnesota roads without a permit if the dock is no wider than 8’6”, no higher than 13’6” and no longer than 110’.
Few things in Nature rival the spectacle of a total solar eclipse.