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August 5, 2023
ANGOLA — Community and stakeholder input has been received for the city’s updated downtown master plan. The participation highlighted amenities and the area’s historical charm as the primary strengths. When
August 5, 2023
ANGOLA — Community and stakeholder input has been received for the city’s updated downtown master plan. The participation highlighted amenities and the area’s historical charm as the primary strengths. When
December 14, 2022
In a city council meeting on the evening of Monday, Dec. 12, the city of Perham approved the final 2023 budget and tax capacity levy.
November 2, 2022
Instead of banning THC products, the city hopes to create rules and regulations to guide the sale of these products.
January 24, 2022
The story is that greater Minnesota loses population because there are not enough jobs. However, many greater Minnesota communities actually have plenty of jobs, leaving areas short of housing for workers that businesses and industries need. Some...
April 7, 2021
The outdoor market on Bromsgrove High Street. BROMSGROVE market has announced its reopening date after the Covid lockdown . The market will reopen next Tuesday (April 13) to coincide with the opening of retail shops and businesses on the high street. However Bromsgrove District Council are urging customers to stick to Covid safety guidelines. People are being encouraged to socially distance around the stalls and in shops, not to touch produce, to use hand sanitiser and wear face coverin...
December 15, 2020
Otter Tail County and Perhams plans on the use of CARES Act funds. Written By: RosaLin Alcoser | × Otter Tail County Deputy Administrator Nick Leonard. (Submitted photo) Otter Tail County and Perham have both budgeted how they will be using their federal funding to help offset the economic effects of the coronavirus pandemic. In June, Gov. Tim Walz announced the plan to distribute $841 million to Minnesota counties, cities and towns to support local governments in COVID-19 re...