Madelyn Haasken

Through a partnership between the United Way of Bemidji Area, ServeMinnesota and the Northwest Minnesota Foundation, crews are in the area helping to clear the debris left behind by the June storm.

With the goal of introducing women to the fire service, Bemidji's first-ever Women Explore Fire Day event will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, May 2, at Bemidji Fire Hall 1.

Community members congregated at the Beltrami County Courthouse lawn on Wednesday for an evening of poetry, songs and dance as part of a "Celebration of Our Earth" event.

At its fifth event, 100+ Women Who Care raised $17,000 and voted for MMIW 218, a local organization that raises awareness about missing and murdered Indigenous relatives, to receive the funds.

Bemidji shared something in common with communities in Ireland, Australia and Africa on Saturday morning as dancers all over the world gathered for an annual International Line Dance Flash Mob.

Wesley May, a local muralist and live exhibition painter, worked alongside Hope House members to create an eagle mural in the organization’s drop-in center.

A year after the devastating storm on June 21, 2025, the Pioneer revisited several of the locations where we documented the damage to show the community's remarkable recovery efforts.

After the first two shows of Mississippi Music's 2026 season were moved indoors, attendees were greeted with beautiful weather on Wednesday as Molly Brandt performed at the Lake Bemidji Waterfront.

From Corvettes to Zambonis, dozens of vehicles were on display during the fourth annual Babe's Burnout Car Show in the Sanford Center parking lot on Saturday.

Thank you for letting a kid who used to make newspapers on her family’s desktop computer live out her dream of being a big-time journalist in the little community she now calls home.