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Becker County 2023 Plat Book is available for $35 - Vimarsana News

Becker County 2023 Plat Book is available for $35

This new edition includes information regarding the Becker Soil and Water Conservation District, an updated Becker County government directory, Commissioners’ District Map, Watersheds Map, lake maps and much more.

Holy Rosary School gets a pollinator garden - Vimarsana News

Holy Rosary School gets a pollinator garden

A new, pollinator-friendly garden was installed on the lawn of Holy Rosary Catholic School this summer, to serve as an outdoor classroom space as well as provide some produce for the school and safe habitat for the area's pollinators (birds and bees).

More candidates file for Becker County Board, and Sheriff Todd Glander has a challenger - Vimarsana News

More candidates file for Becker County Board, and Sheriff Todd Glander has a challenger

Tim Clements of rural Osage, Erica Jepson of rural Frazee and Craig Hall of rural Rochert have filed in the District 1 commissioners race, a large district which includes the whole eastern half of Becker County.

Bus rout: Olander edges out competition to buy county highway complex - Vimarsana News

Bus rout: Olander edges out competition to buy county highway complex

“We’ve been squeezed for a good long while,” between the BNSF railroad tracks and the county highway site, owner Nathan Olander said. “Buses haven’t gotten smaller since 1961.”

Learn the latest on aquatic invasives: State experts to hold free seminar in Detroit Lakes - Vimarsana News

Learn the latest on aquatic invasives: State experts to hold free seminar in Detroit Lakes

Experts from the Minnesota Aquatic Invasive Species Research Center at the University of Minnesota are coming to Detroit Lakes on Thursday, June 9 for an all-day seminar to update local residents on the latest AIS research. The event, which will be held inside the M State conference center, is free and open to the public, but pre-registration is requested for planning purposes.