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Becker County Museum is finally, fully open - Vimarsana News

Becker County Museum is finally, fully open

It's official. As of this past Friday, July 7, both floors of the new Becker County Museum are now open to the public from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. every Tuesday through Saturday.

Outgoing commissioners Knutson, Grimsley receive honors during final county board meeting of 2022 - Vimarsana News

Outgoing commissioners Knutson, Grimsley receive honors during final county board meeting of 2022

Outgoing Becker County Commissioners Larry Knutson, District 1, and Ben Grimsley, District 2, were each honored for their years of service during the last county board meeting of the year on Dec. 20.

In about-face, Becker County approves digitizing assessor, planning and zoning records - Vimarsana News

In about-face, Becker County approves digitizing assessor, planning and zoning records

In a surprise move, Becker County Administrator Pat Oman brought the items back for consideration Nov. 15, even though the action was not included on the board agenda for that day’s meeting.

Jepson, Meyer eager to hit the ground running on the Becker County Board - Vimarsana News

Jepson, Meyer eager to hit the ground running on the Becker County Board

“I think we can work together really well,” David Meyer said. “What I’ve been talking about the whole time is fixing the relationship between leadership and workers, so we can make Becker County a place where people want to work and want to be at. That needs to be addressed soon. Becker County can’t afford to lose any more people.”

Meyer defeats Grimsley in Becker County Board race - Vimarsana News

Meyer defeats Grimsley in Becker County Board race

Meyer received 1,300 votes, (59%) to 908 votes (41%) for Grimsley.