Shannon Geisen is the editor of the Park Rapids Enterprise. With a background in mass communication, she covers a range of topics including construction, real estate, education, and environmental services, often focusing on local government and human interest stories. Geisen's work has been featured in various publications including The Bemidji Pioneer, St. Paul Pioneer Press, and AGWEEK.
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Shannon's coverage predominantly focuses on local government, community events, and city council activities in the Menahga area of Hubbard County, Minnesota. She also covers topics related to agriculture & farming, business & industry, human resources & employment, as well as family & relationships.
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They were one of several cities in the region to host National Night Out on Tuesday, Aug. 4.
By: Shannon Geisen
A complimentary meal, demonstrations and booths are all part of National Night Out festivities.
By: Shannon Geisen
Living through the Dust Bowl and World War II, Adeline Griffith says her generation saw the most changes.
By: Shannon Geisen
County commissioners seek $150,000 to $200,000 in budget reductions after years of public safety tax levy increases.
By: Shannon Geisen
Due to the rising cost of oil, asphalt is more expensive, explains engineering firm, among other issues.
By: Shannon Geisen
Since 2006, Hubbard County has applied for money on behalf of a 23-county region and contracted with MAHUBE-OTWA Community Action Partnership to plan, implement and oversee the collaboration.
Hubbard County Sheriff’s Office Sergeant Kyle Nohre is currently the handler of K9 Mac.
The district welcomes a new elementary principal and initiates new programs at the high school.
By: Shannon Geisen
Inspired by survey feedback, U of M Extension Educator Tarah Young hones in on topics of interest for Hubbard County residents.
Darlene Wallick turned 100 in July
