Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 1st of October.
Good morning, St. Cloud.
A mysterious brass survey marker was found outside Aldi’s in Waite Park last night and might be used by city engineers to mark elevation or property lines.
City officials are investigating its purpose as locals ask about its origins.
Foley Fire and Rescue will host an open house on Saturday, Oct.
3 at 81 Norman Ave. S with food, demos and a fire simulator + Rice Fire Department will offer a family event on Sunday, Oct. 4 at 205 E. Main St featuring truck tours, hose demos and a helicopter landing.
Avivo Village opened a 48-unit shelter in St. Cloud this October.
Residents are referred from local outreach teams to access 24/7 care that includes meals, laundry, job training, and mental health support + services to help them move to permanent housing.
Leinenkugel’s Fall Variety Pack is now available on local shelves & features four seasonal beers: Honey Weiss, Northwoods Amber, Dark Lager, and White Mocha Stout.
B-Side Indie Music Cafe in downtown is growing and attracting more music lovers (with evolving community events) to its welcoming space that now hosts local gatherings.
Wilson Park hosts Stars and S'mores this Friday and Saturday from 8:30 to 10 p.m. in partnership with St. Cloud State University’s Department of Mathematics, Physics, and Astronomy (attendance is limited to 35 people each night with a waitlist available).
Artist Lauren Starling is painting a 140 foot mural at Richmond Lanes that shows lake activities in every season + it includes ice fishing, hiking, water sports and fall hunting.
The piece honors Richmond’s role as the birthplace of the pontoon.
Starting today, Minnesota’s Cold Weather Rule protects households from having their natural gas or electric service shut off by requiring customers to call their provider to set up a payment plan for overdue heating bills.
The rule runs through April 30 and sets income limits for eligible families.
Sauk Rapids-Rice girls volleyball beat Bemidji 3-1 on Tuesday, Sept.
29, with set scores of 25-18, 23-25, 25-18 and 15-15 as they improved their season record.
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