Lorie Skarpness is a staff reporter for the Park Rapids Enterprise, focusing on local news in Park Rapids, Minnesota. Her articles cover a range of topics including community events, human interest stories, local government, and environmental issues. Lorie's work has also been featured in Prairie Business magazine and the Detroit Lakes Tribune.
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By: Lorie Skarpness
The money comes from pull tab sales and helps nonprofit organizations.
The club was recognized for creating and developing the 2022 Empowering Women Resilience Conference.
The funds will be used to help fund the estimated $150K cost for new restrooms.
Smokey Bear celebrated his 80th birthday at Itasca State Park Thursday, July 18, with a variety of activities for children in and around the park's visitor center.
Muskie Days are in full swing. The grand parade is planned for 6 p.m. Saturday, July 20. There is a full line up of musical acts from the region that continue into the evening.
Families enrolled in programs such as Medical Assistance, Minnesota Care, SNAP food benefits, Head Start or fuel assistance automatically qualify for WIC.
Superintendent Gregg Parks said that decision will be made with input from the coach and athletic director.
By: Lorie Skarpness
An Akeley resident spoke out during a July city council meeting regarding Hansen's performance and provided suggestions for the department. During the August meeting, others jumped to his defense.
It is a chance for students to make new friends, meet their teacher, and learn new things.
Editor's note: The Park Rapids Enterprise launched a new series of articles last year called “Where are they now?” to highlight the achievements of area high school graduates.
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