Daltyn Lofstrom

An open house for the Bemidji Senior Center is set for 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. on Wednesday, June 3, at the center, 216 Third St. NW, for the community to see its space and offerings.

Rail River Folk School was a bevy of activity late April and early May, though a lack of changing decor would make it seem that all its activities were hosted by the same group.

Bemidji graduate Miguell Schmerbeck had little expectation when he posted a video from his graduation in late May, but has since raised over $20,000 to support himself.

The summer season is synonymous with the Bemidji Area Community Band, which kicks off another season with one of five concerts at 7 p.m. on Sunday, June 14, on the lawn south of Bangsberg Hall.

Alongside food and community camaraderie, several sites and scenes presented themselves as part of the second annual Nature Neighbors Festival, held at the Rail River Folk School.

The world of legal cannabis can be one of confusion, but it’s a world that the OCM hopes to clarify as evidenced by a stop in Bemidji last week as part of its Connecting with Community Listening Tour.

While it can be therapeutic, owner Lexie Lofgren emphasizes that her work at WildHeartLeads is not equine therapy, as coaching is something to be experienced rather than explained.

The Nov. 3 election will allow Minnesotans to vote on a constitutional amendment to modify how funds are dispersed from the state's Permanent School Fund, an endowment created in 1858.

Since October, Hill has fulfilled the role of disaster recovery case manager, an integral part of a collaborative Long-term Storm Recovery Group initiated by the United Way.

The next Bemidji Area Community Band concert is set for 7 p.m. on Sunday, June 28, on the lawn south of Bangsberg Fine Arts Complex. The concert will move indoors in case of inclement weather.