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2019 UMVRDC Annual Tour || Big Stone County
The 2019 UMVRDC Annual Tour was another success! This year UMVRDC staff, board, and guests toured northern Big Stone County, visiting Clinton, Graceville, and Beardsley, seeing and hearing about projects staff have worked on throughout the years. We
RLF Spotlight: Krave Wellness Studio
Grab your tennis shoes and head on down to the new wellness studio, Krave Wellness Studio, LLC, in Canby! Krystle Drietz is the owner of the studio and hopes to help others reach their goals through this workout, wellness, and tanning studio. The
2019 UMVRDC Annual Tour
Each year the Commission, on the afternoon of our annual meeting, takes a tour in part of the region to see and learn about the work that our agency does. Our tour this year will gather at 12:30pm at the Graceville City Hall will feature a variety of
Blandin’s Intelligent Community: Hosted in Appleton
Blandin Foundation invites you to learn more about the Intelligent Community framework, the ICF benchmarking tool and the Intelligent Community of the Year competition. The benchmarking questionnaire can be used by any community, county or region
June 2019 Newsletter
New Additions to UMVRDC Board Chad Hoppe joined the board in March. Chad is representing Big Stone County Municipality as a city council member for the city of Graceville. Chad works at Superior Industries in Morris where he has been
UMVRDC Staff submits successful SRTS Planning Assistance Grant for MACCRAY
UMVRDC Staff submitted a Safe Routes to School (SRTS) planning assistance grant through the Minnesota Department of Transportation’s (MnDOT) for the MACCRAY School district and was informed on April 11th, 2019 that the grant was
Bike to School Day is May 8 – Don’t forget to register!
This May 8th, thousands of students, families, community partners and elected officials will celebrate Bike to School Day, a national event that encourages bicycling (or walking) to school. Students reap the health, community and academic benefits of
