Feb. 8: “Late Ice Panfish” seminar with outdoor writer, Jerry Carlson, 7 p.m., Gander Mtn., St. Cloud. For more info call Jerry Carlson, 320 654 6600. Feb. 11: Possession and Acquisition Training (P.A.L.) with Stan
Michael Olson, 25, suffered cuts on his arm and had to be taken by ambulance to St. Cloud Hospital, where he was treated and released, the Stearns County Sheriff’s Department said. Olson said the other
Jan. 30: United Northern Sportsmen’s 52nd Annual Ice Fishing Contest, Island Lake, Duluth, 12:30-3:30 p.m. For more info call 218-722-2711. Feb. 5: 23rd Annual Golden Rainbow Ice Fishing Contest, Noon to 3 p.m., Forest Lake.
The City Council approved up to $3.5 million in tax-increment financing and $1.5 million in tax abatements on a 3-2 vote last week. The vote followed questions from more than 200 residents, many of whom
Correspondent Scott Township, Wis. Don Christensen doesn’t have the strength to hold up a rifle, so he found a rifle rest and modified it to fit on his wheelchair. He still has to aim it
The increase is due to a stable spawning stock biomass. At its Jan. 19-20 meeting in Duluth, the 1837 Ceded Territory Fisheries Committee (CTFC), composed of tribal and state biologists, mutually agreed to the new
March 5: 3D Tournament, Lori G’s Wildwood Archery, 20715 Durand Ave, Union Grove, 9 a.m. For more info call Dottie Dirksen, 262-886-3078. June 11: 3D Shoot, Horicon Marsh Bowmen, located on County Trunk V just
Madison Forested land that could have become developed as real estate instead became part of a state forest and state park on Wednesday, Jan. 19 when Gov. Jim Doyle approved spending $4.4 million on 2,821
Correspondent Madison Gov. Jim Doyle’s state of the state address did not have a lot of emphasis on natural resources, but that’s expected to come when he gives his 2005-07 budget address in February. Then
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