McFeely: Roundabouts, not fishing opener, the hot topic in Pelican Rapids
Controversial intersections are proposed as part of a $15 million road construction project MNDOT has scheduled for 2024 that will include resurfacing of highways 59 and 108 in Pelican Rapids. 7:00 am, May 13, 2021 ×
Pelican Rapids mayor Brent Frazier chats over lunch at The Muddy Moose cafe. Mike McFeely / The Forum
PELICAN RAPIDS, Minn. I stopped into my favorite lakes country town this week to get an earful about the Minnesota fishing opener. The hook, if you will, was easy: One year after slogging through an opener dominated by COVID-19 pandemic restrictions and closures, will this opener be back to normal?
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