Park Rapids Enterprise

By Lou Schultz / For the Enterprise   What is this thing called organizational cultural and why is it important to you? Good question; one that we all know is critical to success of an organization but is difficult to describe and influence. Webster describes culture...

By Gary Korsgaden / For the Enterprise This past January, at the walleye workgroup meeting for Minnesota DNR, we learned of a application that anglers can sign up for on their smart phones. What it will allow is for anglers to report their day’s catch, the lake, time and conditions...

By Ginger Woodrum HUBBARD COUNTY ASSESSOR By the end of March, local property tax valuation and classification notices will be sent to all property owners in Hubbard County. These notices inform citizens of the assessed value of their property as of Jan. 2, 2015 based on sales...

By Jean Ruzicka jruzicka@parkrapidsenterprise.com Computer Numerical Control equipment training will soon become an educational component of the Park Rapids Area High School, propelling students on a post-secondary career path. TEAM Industries is providing CNC equipment and training...

BY Sarah smith ssmith@parkrapidsenterprise.com A Gold Star Mother and Park Rapids resident has embarked on an unrelenting search to have her son’s military death classified as service related, not accidental or suicidal. Officially, the military considers Scott Michael...

By Lou Schultz What is this thing called organizational cultural and why is it important to you? Good question; one that we all know is critical to success of an organization but is difficult to describe and influence. Webster describes culture as, “(a) development, improvement...

You’ll find a bumper crop of vegetable gardening information at a March 4 presentation by Joel Karsten. The Minnesota author of “Straw Bale Gardens” will share a new and thoroughly innovative gardening technique at the Park Rapids Area Library Wednesday, March 4 at 10:30...

By SHANNON GEISEN sgeisen@parkrapidsenterprise.com A new study on the health and impact of arts was released by the Minnesota Citizens for the Art last week. The “Creative Minnesota” report is the first in an ongoing series of biennial reports. MCA says it’s “the most...

BY Blane Klemek FOR THE ENTERPRISE It won’t be long and it will be springtime. Already late February, hibernating mammals throughout the Northland will eventually emerge from their underground sleeping chambers. Some of the true hibernators, such as chipmunks, thirteen-lined...

GRAND FORKS, N.D. -- Jennifer Elliott says she was on the phone with police minutes before a University of North Dakota police officer opened fire on her husband's pickup, peppering the truck with several bullet holes and leaving her husband hospitalized. "They shot an unarmed...