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Christopher John Goplerud, 53 of Park Rapids, Minnesota, passed away peacefully to the Lord on Thursday, October 27, after a long battle with colon cancer, surrounded by his wife and children. Christopher was born on October 16th, 1969 to John and Sharon Goplerud in Osage, Iowa. Christopher was five months old when his family moved to Park Rapids, MN. His love of the outdoors began at a young age. Much of his childhood was spent on Potato Lake, or the Fishhook River.

MAHUBE-OTWA Head Start will be moving its infant and toddler childcare program to the former Beds Plus building they purchased next to the MAHUBE-OTWA office in Park Rapids in the coming months.

Park Rapids Economic Development Authority will explore tax abatement option 8:05 pm, Apr. 28, 2021 × Park Rapids City Hall (Enterprise file photo) The Park Rapids Economic Development Authority (EDA) on Tuesday, April 27 agreed to explore options for offering a tax abatement incentive for a local business remodel. City Administrator Angel Weasner gave the EDA board copies of the Minnesota Statute regarding government bodies’ abatement authority. The board is composed of Mayor Ryan Leckner and members of the city council. Weasner said the city was approached by business owner Kas...

Park Rapids Economic Development Authority will explore tax abatement option 8:05 pm, Apr. 28, 2021 × Park Rapids City Hall (Enterprise file photo) The Park Rapids Economic Development Authority (EDA) on Tuesday, April 27 agreed to explore options for offering a tax abatement incentive for a local business remodel. City Administrator Angel Weasner gave the EDA board copies of the Minnesota Statute regarding government bodies’ abatement authority. The board is composed of Mayor Ryan Leckner and members of the city council. Weasner said the city was approached by business owner Kas...

Some vaccine sites operating far below capacity in Alabama April 21, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail A worker, left, gives a COVID-19 vaccine inside a cubicle while another person shops at a Walmart store in Haleyville, Ala., Monday, April 5, 2021. The store is in Winston County, which is trying to get more people immunized but is running into problems with both supply and willingness from a population that is both nearly all white and voted heavily for former President Donald Trump last year.Jay Reeves/AP BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) — With Alabama struggling to improve its last-in-the nation vaccinati...