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Valhalla Resort nominated for 2023 Outstanding Conservationist of the Year award - Vimarsana News

Valhalla Resort nominated for 2023 Outstanding Conservationist of the Year award

With the help of BCSWCD, Valhalla Resort started a shoreline restoration project in June of 2021, which took about two days to complete.

Remembering Jim Johnson, former mayor, city councilman and Perham man through and through - Vimarsana News

Remembering Jim Johnson, former mayor, city councilman and Perham man through and through

Jim Johnson, a Perham local his whole life, spent about 40 years involved in community government until he died in April. His legacy is felt all throughout town.

Here comes the sun: Solar project near Byron to bring 200 MW starting in 2025 - Vimarsana News

Here comes the sun: Solar project near Byron to bring 200 MW starting in 2025

Just after Byron solar farm project was approved, another ambitious solar project is on the horizon in Southeast Minnesota.

Meyer and Jepson sworn in as Becker County commissioners; Nelson elected chair on surprise 3-2 vote - Vimarsana News

Meyer and Jepson sworn in as Becker County commissioners; Nelson elected chair on surprise 3-2 vote

Becker County commissioners David Meyer, District 2, and Erica Jepson, District 1, were sworn into office during a County Board meeting on Jan. 3.

Gilbertson selected as 2022 Conservationist of the Year by Becker County Soil and Water Conservation District - Vimarsana News

Gilbertson selected as 2022 Conservationist of the Year by Becker County Soil and Water Conservation District

The Gilbertson family, which operates a 1000-acre crop and livestock farm, was selected due to their rotational grazing, crop rotation plan and no-till operations. They will represent Becker County at the state convention in December and compete for the statewide title of Conservationist of the Year.