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There are 12 new sculptures featured throughout town.

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Sights to see along the 2023-24 Park Rapids Sculpture Trail include a giant dragonfly, a stainless steel dog and a painted chainsaw carving of a girl with a fox.

If you’ve ever given to United Way, you’ve helped support about 20 non-profits in your community. These organizations help families, the elderly, children and Veterans in need. And to commemorate all they do within the community, they are getting dressed up and celebrating with a party this year.

Hurt hands are nothing new to Devin Gibson. It comes with the territory for a bare-knuckle fighter.

Awaiting Gov. Gavin Newsom’s signature is a bill that would mostly ban remedial math and English classes, which can’t transfer with credit to four-year universities.

Five years after California adopted a law transforming remedial education, some colleges still have remedial classes. New legislation would make it difficult to keep them.

AB 1705 would prohibit remedial classes except for in very limited circumstances.

AB 1705 would prohibit remedial classes except for in very limited circumstances.

City officials unveiled 14 new sculptures at Red Bridge Park and downtown Park Rapids.