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What started out as a social club more than 48 years ago is now a $5.5 million yearly business. As a 501(c)3 nonprofit, the Mille Lacs Trails Inc. maintains 110 miles of snowmobile trails, owns and operates two trail groomers, along with many other pieces of equipment to maintain its trail …
Providing 20/20 vision for their patients has been the primary goal of the EyeCare Centers of Aitkin and McGregor since 1953. The EyeCare Centers are committed to providing patients with quality eye care through a wide spectrum of services, including vision and eye health exams; diagnosing a…
The Round Lake Resort & Bar is currently closed, including not offering take-out orders. The owners are taking advantage of this time to work on some remodeling projects, including, finishing the off-sale room and the convenience store. They look forward to re-opening.
Forging ahead into 2020 with sharp 20/20 vision, the McGregor Area Chamber of Commerce looks forward to a productive year ahead. The McGregor Chamber has been representing the interests of the local business community for over 40 years. The Chamber works together with its business partners t…
East Central Regional Library encourages children and their families to join them for virtual storytime via Facebook Live.
Governor Tim Walz today announced that Minnesota’s health plans have agreed to waive cost-sharing for treatment of COVID-19. This move comes in response to the Governor’s Commissioners of Health and Commerce sending a letter on March 13 urging the health plans to remove barriers to coverage …
Native Americans tapped trees for maple syrup long before European settlers arrived in North America. Tribes that were familiar with the syrup had legends about its origin.
Kara Anderson, 30, started over from scratch with her two children when she moved to Aitkin in 2016. Leaving behind her children’s father and her military career, Anderson made the move from Texas – and was just selected as the homeowner for the Aitkin County Habitat for Humanity 2020 home build.
It all started with a Facebook post – and a desire to reach out to local seniors stuck in skilled nursing facilities and assisted living homes.
Well folks, the coronavirus continues to be the top story around the world and I have had the opportunity to chat with someone who has already been through this for the past three months.
The Aitkin Youth Fastpitch softball evaluation day set for March 28, has been postponed.
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