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Jean C. Flack - Vimarsana News

Jean C. Flack

Jean Corinne Flack, age 88, of Park Rapids passed away peacefully at home surrounded by her husband and three children on Saturday, October 14th.

George C. Sayer - Vimarsana News

George C. Sayer

George C. Sayer, Jr., age 85, died Monday, March 13, 2023, at Green Pine Acres in Menahga, MN. He was surrounded by many of his loved ones throughout his last days. George was born December 12, 1937, the only child of George Sayer, Sr. and Grace Sayer. He attended St. Thomas Military Academy in St. Paul, MN and after some study at the University of Minnesota, entered the Army ROTC program. George had a lifelong passion for real estate and building construction. He always enjoyed his jobs and had a knack for making work fun. George also loved boating on the Mississippi, driving his convertible,...

Weekend rain could help firefighters - Vimarsana News

Weekend rain could help firefighters

PARK RAPIDS -- Weekend rains could bring relief to hundreds of weary firefighters battling a 7,100-acre blaze in three west-central Minnesota counties.

Menahga City Council decreases payable 2021 levy | Park Rapids Enterprise - Vimarsana News

Menahga City Council decreases payable 2021 levy | Park Rapids Enterprise

After budget cuts, the council dropped the levy .26 percent compared to last year. 1:50 pm, Dec. 15, 2020 The Menahga City Council on Dec. 8 adopted a final 2021 tax levy of $473,298 – a $1,246 or 0.26 percent decrease from 2020. Last year’s final levy was $474,544. City Administrator Curt Kreklau said the council “did a lot of work” to whittle the levy down from the preliminary one set in September at $577,554, which would have been a 23 percent increase. “So we’re basically keeping the levy steady from 2020 to 2021.” “I was proud of us,” said council member Karol...