Skip to content
Sign In Subscribe
St. Louis County — archive

County Board meeting location changed for Tuesday due to furnace issue

,   and  Howie
1 min read

The St. Louis County Board, which is scheduled to meet near Floodwood next Tuesday, December 12, is shifting its meeting location due to an issue with the furnace in the building where the meeting had been scheduled.

The new location is the Floodwood Downtown Fair Center, 107 West 7th Avenue, Floodwood.

The meeting had been scheduled for Cedar Valley Town Hall, however, the County was notified today that a furnace issue has left the building without heat, and likely wouldn't be repaired in time for Tuesday's meeting.

Comments

Related

St. Louis County selects Mike Jugovich as board chair for 2026
Mike Jugovich
St. Louis County

St. Louis County selects Mike Jugovich as board chair for 2026

"This is going to be a challenging year, but I am confident we will be able to work together and with our state and federal partners to best serve our residents. We will be actively working to deliver needed services but know we must do our best to minimize cost impacts to taxpayers." -- Jugovich

Members Public
St. Louis County Board approves $564 million budget for 2026
St. Louis County

St. Louis County Board approves $564 million budget for 2026

By Dana Kazel The St. Louis County Board today approved its 2026 budget at $564,403,199. The budget ensures stability in the delivery of the county's broad range of services, including public safety, roads and bridges, public health and human services and general government while also factoring

Members Public

Latest

Sports

Prep Hockey Notebook

The Hermantown High School boys hockey team closed January with its most demanding weekend of the season, shutting out defending Class 1A champion East Grand Forks 5-0 on Friday before dropping a 5-4 decision to Class 2A No. 2-ranked Moorhead on Saturday. The split left the Hawks 16-2-3 overall. At

Members Public
Howie: Where Amy Klobuchar stands in the Minnesota governor’s race
Any serious statewide race in Minnesota begins in Hennepin and Ramsey counties. Klobuchar has repeatedly posted landslide margins there—numbers large enough to bankroll losses elsewhere. HowieHanson.com graphic
Politics

Howie: Where Amy Klobuchar stands in the Minnesota governor’s race

Klobuchar’s greatest asset is also her sharpest test: total name recognition. She does not need to introduce herself. She does not need to prove seriousness. She does not need to build trust from scratch. That saves time, money, and risk.

Members Public
Howie on Duluth Tourism: How a local yes turned Duluth into a destination
Andy Borg (left) and Mick Paulucci. Grandma's Restaurants.

Howie on Duluth Tourism: How a local yes turned Duluth into a destination

Legendary Canal Park entrepreneurs Andy Borg and Mick Paulucci bet on Duluth before betting on Duluth was fashionable. They could have wished Scott Keenan luck and gone back to worrying about lunch service. That their restaurant brand didn’t need a long-distance running experiment attached to it.

Members Public