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The three-day event in Brainerd will take place outside on the Central Lakes College campus.

The tunnel project is under Highway 71, just south of Highway 200 near the Itasca State Park east entrance. Motorists traveling on Highway 71 will detour utilizing Hubbard county roads 4 and 40.

Edge Center for the Arts is located at 101 Second Ave., Bigfork.

Let’s Go Fishing Itasca gets about 1,000 people out on frozen lakes or inland waters each year, according to ElderCircle. Roerick is involved in all aspects of the organization.

Over a dozen artists representing local Indigenous communities will present demonstrations and share information about their work.

The event will offer information on employment assistance, housing assistance, mental health information, veteran services and more.

Paper mill leadership proposed to resume negotiations in nearly two weeks on Aug. 2. The Teamsters union intends to host a rally 1-3 p.m. Friday.

According to the charges, four months after meeting the victim through her work on the police department, the officer represented herself to a bank as the victim’s fiduciary despite no legal authority for this role.

The rally featured union leadership from across the state and state legislators including Rep. Dave Lislegard, DFL-Aurora, and Sen. Grant Hauschild, DFL-Hermantown.

The forum will be at Northome City Hall and is open to the public. The four candidates are Dale E. Erickson from Birchdale, Rich Mastin from Big Falls, Dale Promersberger from Big Falls and Erika Stoltzman from Margie.

The expansion of the park memorializing those lost in the Milford Mine disaster in 1924 will add 1.55 miles of walking trails, more interpretive signs and new boardwalks.

Project staff will give a brief background on the corridor and record any feedback the public has on traffic and pedestrian flow, intersections, safety or other concerns along the corridor.

The Pride Festival at Bayfront Park kicks off Saturday, including live music, drag performances, speakers, performance art, dance, jazz and more on two separate stages.

Wild rice plays a key spiritual and cultural role in Ojibwe, Dakota and other tribal traditions. A significant portion of the wild rice in Minnesota is located within Ojibwe reservations or treaty-ceded territory.

The seventh annual Lumberjack Mile & 5K supports United Way of 1000 Lakes’ Community Impact Fund on Saturday, Sept. 9, in Grand Rapids.

The Seventh Generation Celebration will discuss the history of the 11 million acres of land ceded in the 1863 Old Crossing Treaty, so named for the thousands of oxcarts that traveled through this area.

Four artists will perform Saturday, Sept. 2, on the patio at Roundhouse Brewery in Nisswa, including headliner Charlie Parr.

Scarecrow entries will be accepted 9 a.m.-noon Sept. 15, and visitors will be able to vote for their favorite.

Happy Dancing Turtle is offering classes for 4- and 5-year-olds to learn about sustainability and nature appreciation, beginning Monday, Sept. 11.

Organized by Headwaters Music and Arts and hosted by local singer/songwriter Eric Carlson, the show will feature the talent of amateur vocalists in Bemidji.