Entertainment Briefs - Feb. 19
CLC instrumental concert planned The Central Lakes College (CLC) Music Department will present The Pre-Spring Concert at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Chalberg Theater on the Brainerd campus. The event features the Woodwind Ensemble and its small gr.
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CLC instrumental concert planned
The Central Lakes College (CLC) Music Department will present The Pre-Spring Concert at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Chalberg Theater on the Brainerd campus.
The event features the Woodwind Ensemble and its small groups under the direction of Chris Bolstad, the Brass Ensemble under the direction of Steve Anderson, and the CLC Jazz Band. Music ranges from small woodwind groups to Mozart on brass to contemporary swing and big band funk.
Free webinar offers insights into repaying college loans
The webinar is provided by experts from Lutheran Social Services, a partner of Mid Minnesota Federal Credit Union s in providing financial education. 11:41 am, Apr. 28, 2021
With graduation dates quickly approaching , college graduates will need to think about loan repayment.
If you are confused about what type of loans you have, the difference between each loan and how to manage them all, here s help. A webinar is being offered on understanding the basics of student loans, what options there are for repayment plans and loan forgiveness, the difference between consolidating and refinancing, how to resolve default, and successfully manage your student loans so that you can retain good credit and reach other financial goals.
Group effort fulfills dream for Crow Wing Food Co-op
The Crow Wing Food Co-op joined other Destination Downtown Business Contest winners and finalists in opening its business on Laurel Street in the former Hockey House. Written By: Renee Richardson | ×
Crow Wing Food Co-op general manager Angie Fox speaks Wednesday, March 3, at the grand opening of the food co-op. On the right is Theresa Woodward, former board president of the co-op, smiling before speaking to the crowd at the event. The co-op has relocated to a remodeled building in downtown Brainerd. Steve Kohls / Brainerd Dispatch
For Theresa Woodward, former Crow Wing Food Co-op president and owner of CatTales Books and Gifts on Laurel Street in downtown Brainerd, it was the culmination of a long journey with many people involved to make it happen.
On the Street: February 12
Habitat for Humanity welcomes new board directors, Martinson Insurance Agency celebrates employee s 25 years of service, Mid Minnesota Federal Credit Union promotes regional manager 8:00 am, Feb. 12, 2021 ×
Habitat for Humanity welcomes new board directors
Habitat for Humanity of Douglas County recently chose two new board directors: Angie Krebs and Kevin Taylor.
Krebs is a nurse with Horizon Public Health and has served on Habitat’s Homeowner Selection Committee since 2013. Taylor is a youth pastor for Reach Church in Alexandria.
Other board directors include Brooke Zabel, Jon Ballou, Tony Loosbrock, Sandy Susag, Bill Flaig, Michelle Bethke-Kaliher, Jason Briscoe, Stephanie Lucy, Carmon Watkins and Scott Kluver. Habitat’s Board of Directors is the governing body that sets strategic directions and policies for the organization.