Clay County Board Approves Police Week Recognition, Vehicle Leases, and Budget Discussions

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Clay County Board of Commissioners tackled a range of topics, from law enforcement recognition and vehicle leases for the Sheriff’s office to budget adjustments and strategic planning involving financial reserves. The discussions illuminated the county’s fiscal strategies, collaborative law enforcement efforts, and ongoing infrastructure projects.

Moorhead City Council Faces Challenges with Link FM Bus Service Amid Declining Ridership

Overview: The Moorhead City Council meeting on May 12, 2025, centered around community issues, including the declining ridership of the Link FM bus service, recent updates on emergency medical services, and concerns about water meter replacements. The council also recognized individuals contributing to the community and discussed future events and initiatives.

Moorhead Area School Board Discusses Key Infrastructure and Youth Initiatives Amid Funding Concerns

Overview: The Moorhead Area School Board meeting on May 12th focused on updates regarding the district’s infrastructure projects and youth initiatives, including the MAPS dark fiber construction necessary for technological connectivity and the Klay County Collaborative’s financial sustainability.

Clay County Board Tackles Mental Health, Infrastructure, and Rezoning in Comprehensive Meeting

Overview: The Clay County Board of Commissioners convened to address several topics, prominently focusing on mental health service expansions, infrastructure projects, and a rezoning petition for economic development. Key discussions included approving support for a new mental health treatment center, addressing transportation challenges, and facilitating the expansion of local businesses through rezoning.

Moorhead Economic Development Authority Advances Renaissance Zone Project Amid Environmental Concerns

Overview: The Moorhead Economic Development Authority (EDA) made strides in advancing local development initiatives during its recent meeting, particularly focusing on a Renaissance Zone application for a new apartment complex on Main Avenue. The planned construction of a 28-unit walk-up apartment building, targeting various demographics and enhancing the urban landscape, was a key highlight. The EDA also discussed ongoing contamination issues at the proposed site, which was previously a gas station, addressing potential financial implications for the developers.