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Awarded as this year's People's Favorite Amateur level Soup - Babe's Booya simmered slow and bubbled in a cauldron over an open campfire - as only real loggin' lumberjack camp cooks would -  the bo

In anticipation of the transfer of ownership of the Pequot lakes Fire Tower, Paul Thiede, County Board chairman, will convene a community meeting on Wednesday, September 5, 6:30 p.m. at the Cole Memorial Building in Pequot Lakes.

PBSBA member volunteer Dave Badger has been busy working on the Veterans Memorial Walking Trail including building a new bench, board replacement on the wetland walk, and mowing the weeds, etc.  Da

Keith Simar has been busy on the speaking circuit this summer talking about the Pequot Lakes Fire Tower at the Pequot Lakes Historical Society on June 2nd.

The Paul Bunyan and Lucette Face Cut-Outs photo opp located near the playground at the US Army Corps of Engineer's Cross Lake Recreation Area is all fixed with new decking replacing the old rotted

On July 24 & 25th the U of M Extension Regional Sustainable Development Partnerships holds their meeting in the central region and they have asked to tour the

In preparation for the Day of Caring, Scenic Byway member, CIndy Nelson asked for 10 kids to volunteer their gardening help in the

"...I believe the county is the right one to own this because it sits on a 40-acre parcel of land that is a working forest," [Paul Thiede] said. "The cities don't have a forestry plan.

Motorist and Biker alert! A big change happened along the Paul Bunyan Scenic Byway.  

Read "Paul Bunyan Scenic Byway Offers 54 Miles Of Adventure For Outdoor Enthusiasts" in digital format (click link

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