Robin Fish is a Staff Reporter at Park Rapids Enterprise. She covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, regional interest, and world news, with a particular focus on North America and Latin America, as well as cultural themes. Robin's work has been featured in AGWEEK, Wadena Pioneer Journal, and Park Rapids Enterprise.
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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 slow pace of legislation on a potential state grant has slowed, but not stopped, progress on a youngster's dream for a Nevis skate park.
The new mayor and two city council members were sworn in before giving the green light to a rooftop solar system in the downtown area.
With a state highway on one side of the intersection and county roads on the other, the city's choices are limited.
The city's airport fund overran its budget by nearly $400,000, including an $80,000 shortfall due to an incomplete grant award.
The Park Rapids School Board heard Tuesday about budgeting proposals for teacher unemployment insurance, special education transportation and services to low-income students.
We asked random folks what advice they'd give their younger selves. The Enterprise asked random people in downtown Park Rapids, “What's the best advice you would give to your teenage self?” These are their answers.
The SnoDaze coronation included a spirit week fashion show and musical selections from the Beatles and Frank Sinatra.
Cub Scouts from Nevis and Park Rapids squirmed with excitement during Saturday and Sunday's races.
Members of law enforcement, county human services staff and MAHUBE-OTWA weigh in on an ounce of prevention and what help is available for fraud victims
“It just kept snowballing,” Maressa Czajkowski said – leading to the realization that the home she had paid $4,000 for was already occupied.
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