Park Rapids, MN News

• Park Rapids, MN News
• Red Bridge Film Festival 2012
• Park Rapids in the Running to Win $50,000!
• Back to School for Park Rapids - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Itasca-Mantrap Co-op Trust awards $30,000 in grants to 53 area organizations
• Jack Pine Savage transforms into angel
• 2011 enterprise fund budget on par with 2010
• IT'S BEGINNING TO LOOK A LOT LIKE CHRISTMAS
• COMMON CURRENCY: Demonstrating common cause is a necessity
• Radiothon to End Child Abuse is this Thursday, Friday
• Man gets 71 months in Akeley bank robbery
• Dayton gains a bit as quiet recount starts
• Hazardous driving conditions ahead with heavy snowfall
• Hubbard County recount under way
• Storm system expected to hit area Monday night
• Park Rapids School District receives energy rebates
• Riverside Avenue area next on list of capital projects
• LaSalle Lake proposal could cost taxpayers
• Park Rapids city staff to look at possible credits for storm water utility
• High risk witnesses approved to appear in domestic abuse trial
• Thielen Motors' changes reflect leaner GM offerings
• Warmth, caring, compassion one stitch at a time
• Menahga compliance with ADA could trigger tax hike
• Oh, tannenbaum!
• Senior dining a highlight for many
• Three rescued from icy lake waters
• Park Rapids schools closing at 1:45 today; Nevis at 2:15
• Seeing double: Storm packs surprise wallop for Fargo-Moorhead area
• Second-place Emmer loses in Supreme Court
• Court sets Emmer ballot hearing
• Freezing drizzle makes roadways hazardous
• Three rescued from icy Hubbard County lake when hovercraft sinks Saturday noon
• Blue Star sendoff given to 35 holiday cheer packages
• Social Services workers cramped as caseloads keep rising
• Park Rapids war hero dies at 92
• Recount costs for rural counties irk commmissioners
• Property owners call new city fees unfair
• Bring on the side of beef
• Incoming, outgoing Hubbard County staff recognized
• All are welcome to the community Thank Meal Thursday
• Akeley man hurt in Thursday rollover
• Hubbard County's new chief deputy chosen from Park Rapids Police Department
• Emmer takes election issue to high court
• Fun with reading
• Tax burden an impediment for small business
• Nurse pleads guilty to possession of young patient's seizure medications
• Adjustment board now provides case files at meetings
• Rotarians organizing Operation Care
• Hubbard County Great American Smokeout is Nov. 18
• A 'Sassy' new salon now welcoming clients on Main
• Local corrections agent wins state award for work
• Park Rapids man gets 180 days in Becker County DWI case
• Century pays tribute to vets
• City votes to give Armory project second $150,000 loan
• Akeley resident asks for demolition of house destroyed by fire
• Family begins rebuilding lives after fire
• PUC grants route application for high voltage power line
• Century's Hirt seeking online votes for desks grant
• Emmaville sale brings town back to life
• School levy renewal shows importance to community
• Cravaack enlists Sen. Rod Grams as interim chief of staff
• Zellers' early life made him a Republican speaker
• Century students embark on Resource Rendezvous
• Beagle Books' Geraedts adds binding to index of service
• Warrant issued for suspect charged in Nevis break-ins
• Veterans feel privileged to have served
• Deer opener turns the forests and fields orange
• Akeley Council results: Who will serve?
• Nevis to advertise for new liquor store manager
• No storm water utility meeting tonight in Park Rapids; it's Nov. 17
• Dayton into transition deeper than Emmer
• Log home in Helga Township destroyed by fire Tuesday
• PUC grants route permit for high voltage power line through Hubbard County
• Emmer plans for transition, just in case
• MnSCU bonuses criticized during times of layoffs, salary freezes
• Main Avenue reopens to traffic
• Township results tabulated; some candidates win by write-in votes
• County looks to No. 2 Land Commissioner candidate
• Park Rapids school levy extension passes; Nevis levy fails
• Crimson tide washes out local Democrats, non-partisan candidates
• Republicans must prove themselves
• It's beginning to look a lot like 2008
• Cravaack would put brakes on train and trails
• Main Avenue will be open to traffic at noon Friday, Nov. 5
• GOP seeks voting problem stories
• Park Rapids man faces 11 counts of child pornography
• Man's parking lot death caused by heart ailment
• DNR proposal would extend Heartland Trail from PR to Moorhead
• Campaign spending high in sheriff's race
• Political upstart rocks House dean Oberstar out of office
• UPDATED 11:40: Wave removes two from chairmen jobs
• UPDATED 11:30: Dayton maintains slight lead in governor's race
• AUKES WINS; Dearstyne, Grell, Larson elected; PR school levy wins; Nevis levy defeated
• Dayton lead cut to 3 percentage points after vote correction
• Halloween crash send one to hospital
• Schroeder to serve as Nevis mayor; Mitchell to complete Akeley mayor term
• Broadband access needs addressed
• Final cleaning
• More people now eligible for food support as of Nov. 1
• Attorney will challenge basis for pot search in Guthrie; probable cause?
• Vote and check election results live here tonight
• Voters look at new conservative and veteran liberal
• Minnesota Republicans looked for wave
• Two teens injured in Becker County ATV crash Saturday
• Corrections to last week's Voter's Guide
• Last time together for 3 governor hopefuls
• 'Tied' and true
• Halloween hooligans
• VETS VIEWS: Hunting benefits for vets explained
• Audit shows Nevis School District is financially stable
• Nevis School District PTA campaigns for referendum
• School district has plans to ration referendum dollars
• City council questions construction projects
• 'If we'd invited the guest of honor there wouldn't be any spaghetti for anyone else':
• Main Avenue on schedule to open Nov. 5
• Candidates endure 'job interview'
• Mental evaluation ordered for van hijacker in Becker County
• Car strikes moose north of Erskine
• Nevis school board will review vehicle use policy
• Park Rapids School District referendum has maintained programs, budget
• Jingle Bells ticket distribution to begin Monday
• Fargo police: Man steals taxi, leads chase into Minnesota
• Time to leave
• Blue Star Mothers benefit from Blue Jean Fridays
• Family of four escapes fire that gutted rural Osage home
• Armory redevelopment to begin in 2011
• Masseuse Merritt joins Brigid's House
• LGA, rural issues separate governor candidates
• Winter blast on the way
• Holter back on the ballot, challenging Rasmussen
• Carter challenges incumbent Judge Benshoof
• Winter storm on the way with 'Heinz 57' mix of precipitation, wind
• Sister's positive attitude in face of death inspired Emmer to pursue public service
• Unconscious Park Rapids driver faces DWI charge
• Referendum passing took change in attitude
• Domestic violence has variety of forms
• Write-in campaign for Eilers: really?
• Barrel racers head east to compete
• Main Avenue could be opened to traffic by Friday, Nov. 5
• Nevis residents question need for new operating levy
• Potato Lake transmission line hearing now Nov. 9
• Board offers land job to DNR head; passport duties may shift
• Neighbors, quick response by firefighters, save garage
• Eastbound traffic through Park Rapids snarled due to mishap at major intersection
• Downed power line causes fire near Blue Lake in Lake Emma Township
• Poll is good news for Dayton, bad news for Horner
• DeWitt earns second Subway Manager of Year designation
• Grell named Community Builder
• Controversial lake variance is approved
• Last forum in heated county races: 'Say something nice'
• Common Currency: Economy calls for a 'deal or no deal' perspective 'deal or no deal
• Task force looks at broadband access issues
• Local youth learn, lead on climate change
• Crowd sparks fiery 8th District congressional debate
• Pawlenty signs flood relief bill following one-day session
• Lawmakers head back for disaster session
• One dead in wrong way crash near Walker
• Cass Lake-Bena superintendent dies in Sunday car crash
• UPDATED: House, Senate pass disaster bill
• U.S. Supreme Court won't hear Dru Sjodin case
• Main Avenue construction nearing completion
• Menahga to get temps to help city out
• Mayor's husband to be offered Land Commissioner job
• Menahga School Board candidates sound off at forum
• Stormwater fund draws harsh criticism
• MPCA: Akeley wastewater ponds no reason for concern
• Guthrie man charged in marijuana growing operation
• Pawlenty sets special session for Oct. 18 to address flood relief
• Franken says federal disaster declaration to trigger flood-recovery resources for 21 southern Minnesota counties
• Molotov cocktail suspect buried in Bemidji trench collapse
• 'Vettes roll into town
• Man arraigned in summer homicide will plead self-defense, attorney says
• Family of crash victim wonders how system failed them
• Suspect in burglaries gets 33 months
• Surveyor arraigned in trade secrets case
• Nevis liquor store sees earnings in September; in the black overall
• Emergency exercise establishes roles
• Local Marines go back to boot camp, basic training
• County races inject thousands into local businesses
• Horner faces uphill battle in Minnesota governor's election
• Pedestrians asked to stay off wet sidewalks on Main
• Park Rapids Schools will ask voters to extend levy referendum
• Groundwater contamination discovered around old landfill site
• County looks at gravel pit ordinance
• Hospital ICU to move temporarily Oct. 12
• Park Rapids Schools to implement online system with info for parents
• Fill Our Heart to be launched to sustain Living at Home program
• Hubbard County passes 'social host' criminal ordinance
• Two fire departments battle Spider Lake garage fire
• Park Rapids woman charged in Becker County with aiding offender
• Park Rapids students display Panther pride for Homecoming 2010
• Emmer makes stop in Park Rapids
• Ruby's Pantry fills cupboards in Menahga
• Sheriff Frank Homer gets energy from constituents
• Menahga deputy clerk, secretary resign from administrative office
• Teen injured when ATV strikes bear cub
• Sgt. Cory Aukes vows to be a cops' cop
• Sheriff's race has been hard fought
• Lutz purchases Bemidji Ben Franklin
• Cravaack poll shows close race with Oberstar
• Suspect sought after robbery at knife point near Menahga
• Driver hospitalized after rollover on Highway 34 in Park Rapids
• St. Johns pipe organ installation begins
• Packed house hears county candidates' forum
• New director named for Headwaters Intervention Center
• Judge hears opposition to power line in Hubbard County
• Nevis School District proposing reduced levy in 2011
• Domestic, sexual violence impacts entire community
• Man charged in Park Rapids Molotov cocktail incident
• County to seek matching funds for Heritage employee raises
• 2011 Legislative session will be painful, candidates say
• SHIP, Park Rapids Area Schools team up to improve kids' nutrition
• Panther Cub Club kids meet high school athletes Monday night
• Nevis crowns Homecoming royalty
• Annual Headwaters 100 bicycle ride draws riders from nine states
• Park Rapids native shot in Florida
• Many Lakes offers a PCS helping hand
• VETS VIEWS: VSO explains veterans death benefits
• Outdated Nevis policy on vehicle use results in 'letter of deficiency'
• Hubbard County calls special meeting to discuss nursing home funding
• Park Rapids native murdered in Florida neighborhood dispute
• Pawlenty, lawmakers eye flood-funding session
• NEWS UPDATE: Recording of County candidates forum Sept. 20
• Park Rapids Homecoming royalty announced
• Student Success Initiative gets $25K grant from NMF to help at risk kids
• Underground utility work completed for the year
• Public hearing set for high voltage transmission lines
• Flu vaccinations recommended for nearly everyone
• LWV to sponsor candidate forum Tuesday
• Blasting compound detonated at South Transfer Station
• Governor candidates find educational policy differences
• Blasting powder detonated just before fire call in Park Rapids Wednesday
• Health care cost increases fairly modest in first wave, insurers say
• Mennonites in Tights to make second appearance at Headwaters 100 event
• Candidates share visions at forum
• Laporte community gardening prompts community gathering
• Menahga School works to meet handicapped accessibility codes
• Variance board denies four requests; COLA wants more
• State candidates talk money woes, business
• HORTISCOPE: Strawberries need winter blankets without weeds
• Home in downtown Park Rapids heavily damaged in Wednesday fire
• 2010 Menahga Homecoming
• Long-time Park Rapids HRA member retires
• Dayton tries again with budget balancing plan
• Lemongrass Salon sends customers off 'in style'
• Driver transported after collision with horse trailer
• Council debates rules regarding low bids
• County approves meager 2011 budget
• The L you say? It's the key to Minnesota governor's race
• Dr. Ed Poitras recalls time spent in South Korea in 1950s
• Surveyor faces theft of trade secrets, data charges
• Concrete work in full swing next week on Main
• Rollie Bishop honored with Rotary award
• Social host ordinance set for first public hearing Oct. 6
• Testimony under oath angers Becida business owner
• Candidates Q&A session Monday at Nevis School
• Park Rapids surveyor charged with stealing trade secrets from former employer
• Downtown work is progressing
• Menahga's new city clerk has started work
• Man enters guilty plea in holiday rollover that killed vehicle passenger
• Former treasurer pleads guilty in embezzlement case
• Family gives testimony before sentencing in ATV crash case
• Park Rapids looks to increase funds for development
• BASIC BUSINESS CENTS - Business homework: Where will money come from?
• Nevis Council approves increased 2011 tax levy
• Burglary suspects plead to four break-ins apiece; other charges dismissed; men must make restitution
• Emmer outlines rest of budget plan, includes local cuts
• Marcil retiring as Forum publisher and company CEO
• Donations still needed for downtown corner sidewalk granite inlays
• Beer prices set to spike
• 1,775 ARRESTED FOR DWI DURING END-OF-SUMMER CRACKDOWN
• Park Rapids downtown landmark torn down this week
• Cooler weather brings sweeter corn to market via Carter's Red Wagon
• Inside the Armory
• Downtown businesses offer photo contest
• Community Ed offers wide range of classes this fall
• Student success coordinator to assist at-risk students
• Organ, tissue donor info session to be held
• Nevis bookkeeper agrees to resign
• Enrollment positive in Park Rapids
• Note to readers: AreaVoices Topics, blogs under maintenance
• Kelliher takes early lead as DFL candidates rely on different voters
• Taxes at heart of today's primary
• Candidates, Hubbard County polling places and hours for Tuesday's primary
• Victim of Afghanistan shootings was from Park Rapids
• NITE TO UNITE IN PARK RAPIDS, MENAHGA BRINGS OUT LAW ENFORCEMENT FANS
• Ride to benefit diabetes research
• District 1 commissioner candidates answer questions
• Construction project on schedule; temporary sidewalks to be installed
• Park Rapids water fine to drink with yellowed color
• Park Rapids School District looks to extend existing levy referendum
• Adults who host parties with minors could be liable
• Park Rapids All School Reunion underway
• Today is not the day to be behind the wheel texting
• Vets can qualify for PTSD benefits more easily afer VA loosens criteria
• BASIC BUSINESS CENTS: Charts allow business owners to track loss categories and make corrections
• Intoxilyzer will be retired
• Menahga voters return to the polls
• Hubbard County coordinator suspended
• Construction begin
• M State to offer leadership class
• Rumble strips considered at intersection
• Maple colors reflect extreme environmental changes
• 4-H kids help clean up Wadena tornado
• We are open!

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