Golf courses are serene settings that allow people to enjoy the great outdoors while simultaneously engaging in the thrill of competition. Those factors undoubtedly motivate people to hit the links and play a round of golf, which remains a wildly popular sport. In fact, a recent report from the...
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Use raked leaves as mulch around trees, shrubs and perennials. Save time later this fall by cleaning empty rain barrels now.
Basic practices like watering in the morning and using mulches to keep the soil moist remain very important....
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As we enter the middle of summer, you may have gaps in your vegetable garden for a few reasons. Maybe you’ve finished harvesting your early spring vegetables, or perhaps certain things didn’t germinate as well as you had hoped.
At this...
What began as a seemingly routine traffic crash in Fargo, North Dakota, last Friday, July 14, around 3:30 p.m. ended with a shootout, claiming the life of Fargo Police Officer Jake Wallin, who was a former St. Michael resident, and a 2018 STMA graduate.
Two other FPD officers, Andrew Dotas, and...
Riverside Church, a multisite church with current campuses in Big Lake and Sauk Rapids, recently purchased the former Wright County Health and Human Services building at 1004 Commercial Drive in Buffalo with plans to open in the spring of 2024.
The roots of Riverside extend all the way back to the...
City of Buffalo Community Planning and Economic Development Director David Kelly reviewed and discussed the 2040 Community Plan at the city council meeting on Monday, July 17. This matter was discussed for approximately 30 minutes during the meeting.
“This has been in the works for about two years...
Parkside Elementary in the Buffalo/Hanover/Montrose School District is one of seven organizations to benefit from Wright County’s first distribution of opioid settlement money.
County Commissioners approved a plan, Tuesday, July 11 at their regular county board meeting to award $500,000 to local...
City of Montrose Public Works Director Dan Remer spoke to the Montrose City Council in regard to the water-shut off policy at their meeting on Monday, July 10. Multiple changes and updates to the policy were discussed. “We are basically trying to streamline it,” Remer said.
One of the items...