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Wadena voters are asked to vote 'yes' or 'no' on sales tax question. Here's what you should know. - Vimarsana News

Wadena voters are asked to vote 'yes' or 'no' on sales tax question. Here's what you should know.

The plan to implement a quarter percent sales tax on taxable purchases is to pay for the new Wadena Library remodel.

Wadena City Council approves tax abatement, interest rate adjustment for new hospital - Vimarsana News

Wadena City Council approves tax abatement, interest rate adjustment for new hospital

Tri-County Health Care is estimated to see over $1 million in savings with these abatement and interest rate reducations.

Tax abatement to be considered as path to pay for new infrastructure - Vimarsana News

Tax abatement to be considered as path to pay for new infrastructure

As costs as have risen, so must funds to pay for infrastructure in this new development area.

City hopes to not assess property owners for utility extension project - Vimarsana News

City hopes to not assess property owners for utility extension project

With a public hearing on Thursday, Feb. 17, residents shared their questions and concerns about the sewer and water services headed their way. The extension project will bring services to the new health center and residents on Greenwood Avenue. Residents at the meeting noted they already have sewer and water and do not want the city to assess them for the project costs.

Wadena's new development looks more costly than expected – but still worthwhile as housing solution - Vimarsana News

Wadena's new development looks more costly than expected – but still worthwhile as housing solution

Wadena Development Authority officials still want to move the project forward noting a major need for housing that is not going to get any cheaper.