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Pequot Lakes Community Education offers upcoming classes Pre-registration for the classes by contacting Pequot Lakes Community Education at 218-568-9200 or register online at isd186.org and click on community education. Written By: Brainerd Dispatch | × PEQUOT LAKES — Pequot Lakes Community Education announces upcoming classes, which includes two virtual tours. An “Online Travel Tour Around Beautiful Prague” starts Sunday, June 20, and is a weeklong virtual tour of Prague. The tour guides are Prague residents who will give people an experience like no other. Participants ...

Plus a retired teacher looks back, Breezy Point gets a new leader, a scavenger hunt kicks off in downtown Crosby, another top official in Mille Lacs County resigns and the food shelf in Pine River gets a facelift.

A look back in history from past issues of the Lake Country Echo. 1:00 am, Apr. 22, 2021 × 40 years ago, April 23, 1981 Minnesota is named the eighth-most heavily taxed state in the nation. By comparison, the state ranks 19th in personal wealth. Pequot Lakes junior Pam Robideaux is chosen to attend the annual Girls State session in St. Paul. 30 years ago, April 25, 1991 Roger Landers is appointed to the vacant Nisswa City Council seat. Rainfall in the area was “well below” the annual average in 1990, according to state reports, with Crow Wing County accumulating just 17.6 inche...

More than 35,000 B.C. Hydro ­customers on the Island were without power as of Monday evening. Weather and road conditions were making it tough for crews to get out, B.C. Hydro said. “All available resources will continue to work throughout the day and into the night to make repairs and restore power.” The utility said Duncan, the Gulf Islands, Greater Victoria and Nanaimo were among the hardest hit areas. In Central Saanich, police said there were several crashes due to slippery roads, and RCMP closed some roads in Nanaimo. Nanaimo RCMP urged people not to go out unless their vehicles we...

Article content B.C. Hydro crews worked through the night to restore power to thousands of customers in southern B.C. after a wicked snow and windstorm hit the coast on the first day of winter. Hydro was reporting as many as 90,000 customers were in the dark at the peak of the storm, but crews had whittled that back to about 20,000 across Vancouver Island and the inner South Coast by Tuesday afternoon. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Thousands still without power after winter arrives in B.C. with a wallop Back to video