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Take a vehicle down an off-road trail for a leisurely ride, or ride a dirt bike on a motocross track - Vimarsana News

Take a vehicle down an off-road trail for a leisurely ride, or ride a dirt bike on a motocross track

Explore trails open to all-terrain-vehicles, dirt bikes and other off-road vehicles in central Minnesota.

Source: wctrib.com
Commission on Judicial Selection recommends First Judicial District candidates to Governor Walz - Vimarsana News

Commission on Judicial Selection recommends First Judicial District candidates to Governor Walz

The Commission on Judicial Selection announced today that it is recommending three candidates for consideration to fill a vacancy in Minnesota’s First Judicial District. The vacancy occurred upon the retirement

Commission on Judicial Selection recommends First Judicial District candidates - Vimarsana News

Commission on Judicial Selection recommends First Judicial District candidates

The Commission on Judicial Selection is recommending Christopher Bates, Luis Rangel Morales and Mary Russell for consideration to fill a vacancy in Minnesota’s First Judicial District. The vacancy occurred upon

Bird Island woman, 3-year-old passenger injured in Highway 212 crash near Plato, Minnesota - Vimarsana News

Bird Island woman, 3-year-old passenger injured in Highway 212 crash near Plato, Minnesota

Laura Ann Berg, 37, and her minor passenger, both of Bird Island, were treated for non-life-threatening injuries after a collision with a semi on U.S. Highway 212.

Source: wctrib.com
Volunteers needed for water monitoring program - Vimarsana News

Volunteers needed for water monitoring program

As spring arrives in Minnesota, it’s time for the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency to kick off its popular program that relies on Minnesotans to monitor our 12,000-plus lakes and 92,000-plus