With many restrictions lifting, July rock concert event may be a major attraction to Menahga area. 9:35 am, May 7, 2021 ×
The Mid Summer Music Fest is located east of Menahga off Hwy 31.
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After the COVID-19 pandemic restrictions put a stop to most large group gatherings last year, the Mid Summer Music Fest in Menahga is looking to go big this summer.
Wadena County Commissioners heard for informational purposes that the event had submitted necessary paperwork to be held in the county. While it meets the county requirements it may have further state of Minnesota restrictions when the event takes place July 1-3. At this time, most COVID-19 restrictions are to be removed by the end of May.
SNAP-Ed has several ways to eat healthier this summer in the Wadena area. Find out more here.
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Leafy greens like this lettuce are the featured vegetable for this year s One Vegetable One Community. Get your hands on some lettuce at one of several stops in Wadena including: U of MN Extension, the Wadena Library, the Wadena Chamber of Commerce, MAHUBE-OTWA Community Action, Pete’s Nursery and the Wadena Farmers Market.
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One Vegetable One Community enters its fifth year, with Mixed Lettuce Greens being the highlighted veggie. This year’s vegetable follows kale, carrots, summer squash, and tomatoes, since it’s beginning in 2017 in Wadena County. Vegetable seed packets have an attached flyer, with information on planting, care, harvest, and a recipe, in hopes of getting area residents and businesses enthused about growing a certain vegetable of the year. Packets can be picked up at the U of MN Extension, the Wadena Library, the Wadena
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Indoor events bring virus outbreak in Republic, Wash.
About 10% of population of small city has tested positive for COVID-19 By Associated Press
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REPUBLIC, Wash. About 10 percent of the population of Republic, a small city in north-central Washington, has tested positive for COVID-19 in an outbreak traced to large indoor events last month at the local Fraternal Order of Eagles hall.
Ferry County Memorial Hospital officials have confirmed more than 100 cases, with one reported death, since the April 9-11 events, including a membership drive that featured dinner, live music and a 1980s-themed karaoke night. Some patients have had to be transferred to Wenatchee and Yakima because of a lack of capacity at the 25-bed hospital the only hospital in a 50-mile radius and other closer facilities.
Indoor events bring virus outbreak in Republic, Washington
May 1, 2021
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REPUBLIC, Wash. (AP) About 10% of the population of Republic, a small city in north-central Washington, has tested positive for COVID-19 in an outbreak traced to large indoor events last month at the local Fraternal Order of Eagles hall.
Ferry County Memorial Hospital officials have confirmed more than 100 cases, with one reported death, since the April 9-11 events, including a membership drive that featured dinner, live music and a 1980s-themed karaoke night. Some patients have had to be transferred to Wenatchee and Yakima because of a lack of capacity at the 25-bed hospital the only hospital in a 50-mile radius and other closer facilities.