Robin Fish is a staff reporter for the Park Rapids Enterprise, focusing on local news and events in the Park Rapids, Minnesota area. With a passion for community journalism, Robin covers a wide range of topics including local government, arts and culture, education, and human interest stories.
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Robin Fish predominantly covers local news, events, and community-related topics in Park Rapids, Minnesota. His coverage includes a mix of government announcements, event coverage, house & home features, entertainment news, education highlights with some focus on family and relationships.
Given the emphasis on local content and community events in Park Rapids and surrounding areas of Minnesota as well as the variety of themes covered (house & home features; educational initiatives), Robin would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming local events or developments within schools or city council decisions. Additionally, he may be open to stories featuring unique aspects of Park Rapids' culture or human-interest pieces highlighting individuals or families from the area.
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The annual event included a special snack with kindergartners. Veterans and kindergartners broke cookies together Friday, Nov. 8 before a school assembly honoring local armed forces vets.
The Park Rapids Planning Commission punted Gregory Parsons' request to extend the bars hours of operation to next month's meeting on Dec. 9.
'The Lonely Place' blends psychological and supernatural horror, set in the fictional town of Whitefish modeled on the local area.
By: Robin Fish
Mark Miller with TW Miller Corp. had requested the amendment to the city's zoning ordinance to allow mini-storage/self-storage facilities in an AG-1 district.
CEO Scott Hewitt told the city council's Oct. 15 decision to move over $600,000 into the Minnesota Municipal Money Market Fund could impact the community's "velocity of money."
The owner of a dilapidated structure at 609 Pleasant St. W. didn't show up after being given a 30-day extension to show he was making progress toward repairing it.
Nevis City Council member Blair Reuther sought more detail about the city's business at their Nov. 12 meeting.
By: Robin Fish
The senior plans to pursue a degree in construction management at Minnesota State University Moorhead.
The final revenues and expenditures budget for fiscal year 2024 and a preliminary budget for fiscal 2025 were approved for publication on Nov. 19.
The online ticketing platform charges a service fee per transaction but provides convenience for visiting fans who don't carry cash, Activities Director Jeremy Nordick told the school board.
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