News & Local Affairs
Sawtooth Mountain Clinic looks forward, reflects on pandemic after challenging year
Joe Friedrichs-Looking ahead through the rest of 2021, the Sawtooth Mountain Clinic Board of Directors and leadership team will remain largely the same as it did last year and through the COVID-19 pandemic, accordin
Working to build workforce housing: a motel conversion
Rhonda Silence-If you type “housing” in the search bar on the WTIP website, hundreds of archived stories will pop up.
County board approves permits for two dog kennels in Colvill area
Rhonda Silence-After each meeting of the Cook County Board of Commissioners, WTIP reaches out to a commissioner or staff member to learn more about actions taken at the meeting.
A home maintenance question leads to a new career
Rhonda Silence-WTIP likes to share news of local businesses -- new enterprises, new owners, milestone achievements.
An update on COVID-19 protocols and personnel at North Shore Health
Rhonda Silence-County Highway Department receives MnDOT funding for future project
Rhonda Silence-The Minnesota Department of Transportation recently announced that the Cook County Highway Department will be receiving funds from the Local Road Improvement Program (LRIP).
Cook County Historical Society in a growing phase
-The Cook County Historical Society has been expanding its offerings in recent years, with the acquisition of the Bally Blacksmith Shop
Wild bee survey underway in Hovland Scientific and Natural Area
Rhonda Silence-People visiting the Hovland Woods Scientific and Natural Area (SNA) in Hovland may be surprised to see someone in a flower-filled field waving an insect net.
A school board member's thoughts on the Local Indian Education Committee
Rhonda Silence-In the last year the School District 166 school board has made a concerted effort to include a report from the Local Indian Education Committee (LIEC) on its agenda, in part at the request of the LIEC
Working to build workforce housing: Matt Groth of Grand Marais Construction
Rhonda Silence-If you type “housing” in the search bar on the WTIP website, hundreds of archived stories will pop up.


