Shannon Geisen is the editor of the Park Rapids Enterprise. With a background in mass communication and a diverse career spanning reporting, graphic design, and editing, she focuses on themes such as public education, real estate development, and the construction industry. Geisen's work has been featured in multiple publications including The Bemidji Pioneer, St. Paul Pioneer Press, and Rochester Post Bulletin.
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Shannon's coverage predominantly focuses on local government, community events, and city council activities in the Menahga area of Hubbard County, Minnesota. She also covers topics related to agriculture & farming, business & industry, human resources & employment, as well as family & relationships.
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The council held a special meeting to add parking spaces back to 2nd Street SE.
After visitor center is built, the cabin may be converted for camping use.
By: Shannon Geisen
Working with ICS, Hubbard County rebid the project and accepted lowest quote.
The proposed name would be a nod to Val Chatel history.
Deputy Clerk Kelly Kumpula asked city council to consider increasing the city's contributions to staff health plans.
By: Shannon Geisen
Indivisible Hubbard County hosted a public forum about healthcare problems and how to fix them.
A new form of early voting began in Minnesota on Friday, Oct. 16.
Superintendent Jay Kjos announced his retirement last month.
By: Shannon Geisen
A Minneapolis firm analyzed the district's bus routes and made three key suggestions.
Two lease transfers in the past month has the Hubbard County Board wondering. The program was revisited in 2019.
