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Goodrich, Malm named Hubbard County Outstanding Seniors of the year - Vimarsana News

Goodrich, Malm named Hubbard County Outstanding Seniors of the year

Theora Goodrich and Carl Malm received a recognition that has been given annually since 1988, except in 2020 due to COVID-19.

DAVE HENGEL COLUMN: What makes Bemidji so special? - Vimarsana News

DAVE HENGEL COLUMN: What makes Bemidji so special?

Many of us are fond of our community and know it is a great place to live, work and raise a family. Let’s be honest though, there are others throughout the state that believe the same of their community.

Bouncing back: Bemidji's 125th year was full of ups and downs - Vimarsana News

Bouncing back: Bemidji's 125th year was full of ups and downs

This year, the Pioneer’s top stories range in theme from big losses to even bigger wins. For 365 days, we not only reported on local community struggles but also captured the perseverance -- the ability to seek and find joy in life -- of our town in moving forward into the future, into 2022.

City partners with HRDC on housing grant roll out - Vimarsana News

City partners with HRDC on housing grant roll out

BEMIDJI -- Residents west of the downtown Bemidji area looking to complete projects on their home will soon have some financial assistance available.

Community review panel to decide best concepts for Highway 197 corridor this week - Vimarsana News

Community review panel to decide best concepts for Highway 197 corridor this week

The highway's pavement will end its service life in 2025. In addition to needing a resurfacing, utility work is also required. "We're bringing together in economic development, pedestrian advocacy groups, representatives from the city and county and a variety of other people there," said Ryan Zemek, HRDC economic development director. "We've been doing meetings twice a month and going segment by segment. We're asking 'what's working with this part of the corridor and what's not?' 'What would improve traffic flow?' and 'What would improve safety and pedestrian access?'" On Thursday, the panel...