T.A. Lebrun

The Pokegama Lake Association is looking at improving the water quality of the lake. Though the quality was much better this year than in past years, the association is moving

A bomb threat was made on Friday, Nov. 8 targeting the Pine County Courthouse on Northridge Drive in Pine City.

The former KFC building has been sold to Evergreen Square owner, Randy Fett of Nordic Star, L.L.C. Fett also owns the Don Julio property.

Employers are facing new challenges in today’s business environment, and Pine Technical and Community College is responding. Customized Training Solutions, a division of PTCC), works with companies and individuals to

The annual Holiday Madness will take place on Saturday, December 7 with a plethora of activities for all ages!

Pine County will be adopting their final budget and levy at the regular meeting on December 17, but is presenting a 3% increase with a total levy of $22,786,839 proposed

Pine City Schools are evaluating student achievement and civic readiness as they set goals for this year and beyond. Stephanie Lorsung, principal on special assignment, has compiled a list of goals created by staff and parents, along with results from previous goals, and presented them to the school board during a public forum late last month.

A proposal is being made at the Thursday Pine City Council meeting to implement a “pride crosswalk” on the intersection of Third Ave. SE 5th St. SE in downtown Pine City near Robinson Park.

A $65,000 settlement, which was paid by the school's insurance, has been awarded to a former student's family who filed a grievance against the Pine City School District via the Minnesota Department of Human rights. An agreement, which will end further litigation, was reached between the student's family and the school after an investigation determined “multiple students repeatedly bullied and harassed a junior high student because of their race.” It was determined Pine City Schools violated the Minnesota Human Rights Act by knowing of and failing to timely and appropriately stop the racial harassment by not following school harassment policy.

Pine County will be adopting their final budget and levy at the regular meeting on December 17, but is presenting a 3% increase with a total levy of $22,786,839 proposed