5 years ago Frazee-Vergas Forum June 1, 2017 The Frazee United Methodist Church plans to provide the community with a large garden space at the lot it owns in Red Willow Heights. The lot was purchased with the intent for a new church to be built, but while the congregation waits, a few church members thought it… Read More

Photos by Chad Koenen Several dozen people, as well as members of the Frazee High School band and the Frazee VFW gathered in Lakeside Cemetery on Monday morning for Memorial Day. As part of the Memorial Day program, members of the Frazee VFW laid flowers and a memorial at the base of a monument to honor… Read More

First FHS student to earn AA degree and finish a year early By Robert Williams Editor McKenzie Wake is doing something no other Frazee-Vergas High School student has done before. That being said, she is following in some family footsteps to reach that plateau. Her brother Charlton was the first Frazee-Vergas student to graduate from high school with… Read More

Photo by Robert Williams Confetti rains down on the Frazee-Vergas high school Class of 2022 at the conclusion of the 117th annual graduation commencement program Sunday, May 12.

Only four percent of scouts achieve the honor By Robert Williams Editor Noah Gullekson earned the rank of Eagle Scout and was honored at a ceremony a year later. Gullekson earned the badge in January of 2021, but due to pandemic restrictions, the actual ceremony was not held until February of this year. Gullekson is the son of Susan… Read More

Frazee VFW post commander updates city council  By Robert Williams Editor According to council person Mark Flemmer, Roger Boe, owner of the building at 207 Main Avenue West, across from the city administration building and fire department, has agreed to sell the property to the city to house the police department for $65,000. The council had previously… Read More

Becker County AIS volunteers are helping to keep the water clean By Vivian (Makela) Sazama Correspondent After the very long and very cold winter, boaters are ready to hit the water. The Becker County Aquatic Invasive Species Watercraft Inspectors are ready to help boaters stop the progression of the invasive species that have already infested a number of… Read More

Minnesota’s relief program for homeowners, HomeHelpMN, who have fallen behind on their mortgages or other housing-related expenses because of the COVID-19 pandemic is now open.   The application period is open until June 17, but homeowners who need help are encouraged to apply as soon as possible. The program, funded by Congress through the U.S. Department… Read More

Multi-use regional trail to connect Perham to Pelican Rapids Trail The Heart of the Lakes Regional Trail (unofficially referred to as the Perham to Pelican Rapids Trail) is a 10-foot wide, 32-mile long, multi-use recreational trail connecting the communities of Perham and Pelican Rapids via Maplewood State Park.  The trail is comprised of five segments: Pelican Rapids, Maplewood,… Read More

With warmer weather and May being Arbor Month, now is a great time to plant a tree, according to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. “Minnesotans across the state can plant trees now to support resilient community forests into the future,” said Jennifer Teegarden, cooperative forest management outreach specialist. “By thoughtfully choosing, planting, and caring for… Read More