Sierra Kingen is a local journalist who writes for the Pine City Pioneer. With a focus on community news and events, Sierra's articles cover a range of topics including local businesses, health and wellness, prison programs, and community achievements. Her work has also been featured in the Moose Lake Star Gazette.
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Sierra Kingen's articles cover a variety of local announcements, with an emphasis on small business development and economic activities in the Pine County area. If you have information about new businesses opening, community events, or developments related to economic growth within this specific region, it could be relevant for her coverage.
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The club often rents the banquet room at the Pine County History Museum in Askov for their meetings. Lunch is catered by the Little Mermaid Cafe. After lunch, the club
It is no secret that energy prices have been rising in Minnesota. One company, however, is working on bringing some relief to the communities of Pine County. Swift Current Energy has been developing the Iron Pine Solar Project–a solar farm.
Celebrating a big milestone, Chris' Foods in Sandstone has the honor of being Quarry Days Grand Marshal, and celebrating their 50th anniversary.
High school, for most, was a time of fun memories, first crushes, and first heartbreaks. Not to mention the school dances; including prom and homecoming. For one woman, being homecoming queen was a big deal. Not because she was named the queen, but because she was the very first homecoming queen of Sandstone High School in 1942.
Last week, on Wednesday, July 31, my five-month-old son was admitted to St. Mary’s Essentia Hospital in Duluth due an infection that was tearing through his body.
“Substance abuse and mental health disorders are often a result of experiencing trauma,” Kasey Wilson, owner and founder of Recovery Roots Treatment Center explains.
At Selah Wellness in Sandstone and Pine City, a new, more direct approach to helping community members with their mental health is now available.
At the Vintage Pub in Askov, Amanda Kordiak, a Hinckley community member, sets up a space where patrons can slow their day down, enjoy the moment, and participate in what Swedish customs call Fika; a coffee break.
The city of Sandstone continues to work hard on the large-scale project of converting the old Sandstone High School, also known as “The Rock” into workforce homes for citizens of Sandstone.
Medicine Creek Farm, in Finlayson, is a finalist selected for the Minnesota Leopold Conservation Award.
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