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Rep. Paul Marquart, DFL-Dilworth, announced he will not be seeking re-election in 2022 in a news release on Wednesday. Marquart was first elected to the Minnesota House of Representatives in 2000 and is currently serving as chair of the Taxes committee in the MN House. "(Meeting constituents) kept me grounded and it kept me focused, and it was a constant reminder of who I serve," said Marquart, in an interview with the Detroit Lakes Tribune.

Rep. Paul Marquart, DFL-Dilworth, has announced he will not be seeking re-election in 2022. Marquart was first elected to the Minnesota House of Representatives in 2000 and is currently serving as chair of the Taxes committee.

The awards honor and celebrate seven people, businesses, organizations or groups that made a big impact in the community in 2020. Recipients this year include: Terry Kalil, Greta Guck and the entire Detroit Lakes Public Library team, SJE, La Barista, Kristin Bausman, Amy Erickson and Bruce Imholte.

Boy Scouts help plant trees at Sucker Creek Preserve Members of Boy Scouts Troop 674 were kept busy this past Saturday, planting more than 90 baby trees at Detroit Lakes' Sucker Creek Preserve. The tree planting marked the start of the final phase of a three-year Minnesota Department of Natural Resources grant project at the park to eradicate the invasive species known as buckthorn. Written By: Vicki Gerdes | × Members of Boy Scouts Troop 674 helped Sucker Creek Preserve founder Sally Hausken (far right) and Detroit Lakes Parks & Arena Supervisor Tom Gulon (far left) with pla...

watch live By March 25, the development group applied for a 46-lot subdivision of 37.34 acres with the city's planning commission. The new development will include 44 single, or twin, homes and two apartment buildings, which was recommended for approval to the community development committee pending the park board's approval of a cash payment in lieu of the set aside green space requirement. The Bristlin First Addition development will require a $22,000 park dedication fee, according to Shawn King, public works director for Detroit Lakes. Park board members felt they should have had input in ...