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PELICAN RAPIDS ELECTION FIELD SET

Perrin, Olson vie for mayor The field for the upcoming Pelican Rapids municipal election is set, with five candidates filing for key leadership...

ABDI DOOL PLEADS GUILTY IN $1.1 MILLION MEAL FRAUD CASE

Pelican Rapids man’s guilty plea details meal fraud scheme, ties to second Feeding Our Future case A Pelican Rapids man pleaded guilty July 13 to...

THREE SEATS OPEN IN PELICAN RAPIDS, ZERO CANDIDATES

Ever thought “I could do a better job than that?” Now’s your chance to prove it.The filing deadline for candidates seeking Pelican Rapids Mayor and...

Pelican Rapids economic development director Jordan Grossman, speaking July 10 at the Highway 59-108 project ribbon cutting.

Find Your Path’s message was simple during business community’s...

I'm here today on behalf of our Find Your Path business owners. Many of them would have loved to be here for this ribbon cutting, but they're busy...

Pelican Rapids chamber ends operations, transfers duties to EDA

The Pelican Rapids Area Chamber of Commerce has overwhelmingly voted to dissolve and transfer its operations to the city's Economic Development...

The Bridge Center is a local initiative to convert a historic church into a multi-purpose community center in Pelican Rapids. The Bridge Center will be a place where people can connect and thrive.

Arvig donates $25,000 to Bridge Center

A local initiative to convert a historic church into a multi-purpose community center in Pelican Rapids, Minn., is moving closer to its vision...

Pelican Rapids Chamber to consider dissolving, merging with...

On Monday, July 13, Chamber of Commerce members will have the opportunity to make an important decision that could shape the future of business...

Voting open for August primary; mail-in option available now

This article is offered freely as part of our commitment to civic responsibility.Voting in Minnesota's Aug. 11 primary election began on June 26....

Pelican Fest returns with new venues, classic traditions

Pelican Fest returns to downtown Pelican Rapids next week, bringing a three-day slate of community honors, long-standing traditions, and a nod to...

Filings for city offices, school board will begin July 14

This article is offered free on our website as part of our commitment to civic responsibility.Who will be the next mayor or city council members?...

PELICAN PETE
Pelican Pete can be found in E.L. Peterson Park in Pelican Rapids. Built in 1957, the statue was a community project led by the Pelican Rapids Chamber of Commerce with help from local craftsmen. Standing about 15 feet tall, Pete remains one of the best-known symbols of Pelican Rapids.

STEAL THEIR LOOK: Giant Statues of Otter Tail County

STEAL THEIR LOOK Have your own “Steal Their Look” photo idea? Visit one of the giant statues, dress the part, and send your photos to...

Pelican Rapids High School graduate Deb Sjostrom, pictured here, has spent more than three decades advocating for families and vulnerable residents across Otter Tail County.

Deb Sjostrom transitions out of Human Services Director role after...

After more than 35 years of public service, Deb Sjostrom will pass the reins as Human Services Director and step into a phased retirement from...

The Administrator of the Year award honors Eric’s long-standing leadership, innovative program development, and advocacy since 2009. This regional recognition will advance him to the national level for the ACTE Excellence Awards. Ripley was originally nominated for his exceptional advocacy, resource management, and work in inclusive education programs.

Pelican Grad Eric Ripley named top administrator in 16-state region

It seems that when Eric Ripley commits to a goal, he pursues it with determination until he achieves it. That strong work ethic was shaped in part...

One adult can change everything: The Youths, Bridge Center launch...

The Youths Pelican Rapids and The Bridge Center are starting a new mentorship program that pairs young people with caring adults in the community....

Krystyne Knutson announced her bid for Minnesota Senate, citing her experiences as a business owner, nonprofit founder, and Human Rights Commission member as motivation to enter politics.

Minnesota reaches historic milestone as every state seat gets...

Nonprofit founder Knutson files to challenge Rasmusson in Minnesota Senate District 9 Krystyne Knutson, owner of Soapy Puppy Bed and Biscuit in...

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