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Open Mic Night set for March 22

BEMIDJI — The Headwaters Unitarian Universalist Fellowship will host an Open Mic Night at 6 p.m. on Saturday, March 22, at Headwaters Peace Center, 1826 Mikrantip Road SW.

Open Mic Night is free and open to the public, offering an inclusive and encouraging atmosphere for artists of all experience levels, a release said.

This event provides a creative space for musicians, poets, storytellers and performers of all kinds to share their talents.

Refreshments will be available.

“We are thrilled to offer this Open Mic Night as a space for self-expression, connection and creativity,” event organizer Tricia Andrews said in the release. “It’s a chance for community members to come together, share their talents and celebrate the arts in an uplifting and relaxed environment.”

For more information about the event, contact (218) 760-7446.

Bemidji Public Library to offer Recipe Swap

BEMIDJI — The Bemidji Public Library is set to host a Recipe Swap event with Lake Bemidji State Park artists-in-residence at 2 p.m. on Saturday, March 22, at the library, 509 America Ave. NW.

Artists Monica Rojas and Nicole Rojas-Oltmanns will lead attendees in a fun afternoon of decorating and exchanging favorite recipes to illustrate, swap and take home, a release said.

This activity is inspired by Minnesota author Tashia Hart’s “The Good Berry Cookbook,” and participants will also have a discussion about the book.

All materials will be provided, and all Bemidji Public Library events are free and open to the public.

For more information, contact Kate at (218)

751-3963 or egelhofk@krls. org.

Clearwater and Solway Lutheran Churches to hold auction

SOLWAY — Clearwater and Solway Lutheran

Churches will hold their 13th annual “Cabin Fever” auction at 1 p.m. on Saturday, March 22, at the Lammers Town Hall.

A meal of pulled pork sandwiches, jumbo hot dogs, chips, pickles and dessert will be served at noon.

During the auction, attendees can bid on baskets of goodies, baked goods, quilts, handmade items and more. Eric Mickelson will be the auctioneer, a release said.

Donations for the auction can be dropped off at either of the churches prior to the auction or at the Lammers Town Hall the day of. The organizers request that no rummage sale items are donated.

For more information, call Cal Larson at (218) 566-4025 or Dianna and Dennis Fredrickson at (218) 467-3314.

American Legion Auxiliary of Laporte to hold soup and sandwich bake sale

LAPORTE — The American Legion Auxiliary will host a hot soup and sandwich bake sale from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Sunday, March 23, at Laporte Town Hall.

All funds raised will be used to offer a scholarship at Laporte High School and for the purchase of fabric to make quilts for veterans, a release said.

Meals on Wheels seeks Bemidji area volunteers

BEMIDJI — The local Meals on Wheels program, located at the Bemidji Senior Center, is seeking volunteers to help deliver meals to seniors in the area who need a hot meal and someone to check up on them.

For more information or to sign up to be a volunteer driver, call Lacie at (218) 444-3987.

Back in the day

Beltrami County Historical Society photo

The Turtle Lake Hotel at Buena Vista was built around 1895. Pictured are Adeline Hazen (Wilson), Eva Peterson, Pete Peterson, Lottie Peterson and Eva Wells (McKnight).

is famously devoted to his craft. For proof, look no further than “Cast Away” (2000), for which he first put on weight to look like a regular, somewhat-out-of-shape working man, and then immediately had to cut it — 55 pounds’ worth, to be exact. (He also grew his own hair out for the role — that’s not a blond wig he’s wearing.)

For the production team, the trick to managing this transformation was to just take a whole year off.

In a 2000 interview with Entertainment Weekly, Hanks said it was director Robert Zemeckis (who previously directed Hanks in 1994’s “Forrest Gump”) who came up with the bold idea. “Bob was like, ‘You know what we can do? If we really wanted to do this right, we’d make the first half of this movie, then take a year off and make the second half!’”

While Hanks was starving himself for a year (“The only thing I did not give up was coffee,” he told EW), Zemeckis went off and did a whole other movie — the horror movie “What Lies Beneath,” released a few months before “Cast Away” in 2000.

“Cast Away” was, of course, a critical and commercial smash, so it’s hard to remember that, beyond just the schedule hijinks, the movie was a huge gamble.

“I think that’s probably the great fear we have with ‘Cast Away,’” Hanks said in the same interview, which was published a week before the film’s release. “Because people are like, ‘I understand you’re on this island, and you don’t talk, and it’s just you, and you don’t do anything for an hour?’” Two Oscars

Bagley Senior Center to hold meatball dinner fundraiser, concert

BAGLEY — The Bagley Senior Center will hold ave a meatball dinner fundraiser with all the trimmings from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Sunday, March 23, at the Bagley American Legion, 112 Main Ave. N.

Dine-in and carry-out options are available for the dinner.

Attendees can also participate in a silent auction from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., with items available for pickup at the end of the event.

Auction items include floral arrangements, wall art, gift cards to area businesses, a variety of gift baskets, a hand-carved charcuterie board from Merle’s Burls, a watercolor painting by Carole Earle, an air-fryer and more, a release said.

To donate something to the silent auction, contact Pamela French at (218) 402-1651 or email pamelajeanisme63@gmail.com.

At 1 p.m., the Figuring it

Out - Abello Acoustics Band will perform, sponsored by the Bagley Area Arts Collaborative.

“Figuring It Out - Abello Acoustics Band is a tightknit family band bringing an acoustic touch to multiple genres, including Christian Contemporary, Folk, Bluegrass, Celtic, Swing and more,” the release said. “Hailing from northern Minnesota, they enjoy performances out of

state and close to home.”

All proceeds from the event will go toward purchasing a new roof for the Senior Center.

For those unable to attend who would still like to donate, make checks out to Bagley Senior Center (Roof Fund) and send them to: 26 Main Ave. N Bagley, MN 56621.

Annual Furr Bowl fundraiser event set for March 23

BEMIDJI — Great River Rescue will hold its annual Furr Bowl fundraiser from 1 to 3 p.m. on National Puppy Day, Sunday, March 23, at Bemidji Bowl.

Participants will have the opportunity to bowl for two hours and enjoy pizza, drinks and prizes, a release said. A raffle will also be held at the event. Prior to the event, teams conduct their own fundraising efforts for Great River Rescue, and the top fundraising individuals and teams win prizes and are recognized for their efforts, a release said.

Registration costs $45 per person, with up to six people per bowling team. To register, visit greatriverrescue.com.

Area businesses and organizations can sponsor a lane for $250 or a lane with a six-person team for $450.

Top fundraisers will win specially designed pins from the artists of Gallery North.

Attendees and other supporters are also encouraged to start their own crowdfunding page or fundraiser event to help reach Great River Rescue’s $15,000 fundraising goal.

Sons of Norway, ASI to host Lokstad Rolling Pin Company

BEMIDJI — Bemidji

Sons of Norway Bemidji and Bemidji American Swedish Institute will host the Lokstad Rolling Pin Company at 2 p.m. on Sunday, March 23, at Calvary Lutheran Church, 2508 Washington Ave. SE.

Attendees will learn the interesting history of the company and have the opportunity to win door prizes, a release said.

The event is free and open to the public.

Bemidji Senior Center seeks books for April book, bake sale

BEMIDJI — The Bemidji Senior Center is encouraging community members to donate gently used books to its spring book and bake sale on April 25-26.

Book donations can be dropped off at the center, 216 Third St. NW.

The book and bake sale will run from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Friday, April 25, and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, April 26.

At the sale, attendees can purchase hardcover books for $1 each or three softcover books for $1.

All proceeds from the sale will benefit the center,

a release said.

For more information, contact (218) 751-8836.

Mobile food drop set for March 24 in Bagley

BAGLEY — North Country Food Bank is partnering with the United Way of Bemidji Area and the Clearwater County Food Shelf to offer a mobile food distribution on Monday, March 24, along Great Northern Drive SW in Bagley.

Food will be available from 11 a.m. to noon, or until food runs out, weather permitting.

At the events, people can drive up and receive food. Attendees should be mindful not to block driveways, a release said.

Those receiving food will be asked to identify themselves and answer a few simple household questions by staff from North Country Food Bank. The Food Bank is collecting this information to allow access to more food items for these mobiles, the release said.

To find out about weather cancellations, visit North Country Food Bank on Facebook.

For more information, contact Scott Johnson at (218) 399-7367.

Dementia presentation, blood pressure checks set for March 26

BEMIDJI — The Bemidji Senior Center will host a Dementia Friends presentation and free blood

Extra Benefits

pressure checks this spring at the center, 216 Third St. NW. The presentation, set for 1 p.m. on Wednesday, March 26, will cover the five key messages everyone should know about dementia through activities and discussion.

Attendees will learn how dementia affects people and how we each can make a difference in the lives of people living with the disease, a release said.

The center will offer free blood pressure checks from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. on Tuesdays, April 1-29. The blood pressure checks will be performed by two retired Registered Nurses, explained the release.

For more information, contact (218) 751-8836.

Clearbrook-Leonard

Senior Center to host digital literacy workshops

CLEARBROOK — The Clearbrook-Leonard Senior Center is set to host several events throughout the area in March as part of its Digital Literacy Workshop Series.

A “Cybersecurity Basics” course will be held from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Wednesday, March 26, at the Bagley Library.

This workshop is designed to introduce internet users to basic safety when they visit websites, create passwords and receive emails and other communication from potential fraudsters,

the release said. The objective of the workshop is for learners to increase confidence in their ability to engage online while staying safe from scams and fraud.

Members of the Clearwater County Sheriff’s Office will share about the specific threats occurring in the county and region.

A second “iPhone and iPad Basics” workshop will be held from noon to 1:30 p.m. on Thursday, March 27, at the Clearbrook-Leonard Senior Center.

“All workshops have been professionally designed with easy-tounderstand instructions and hands-on activities, where everyone learns something new,” the release said. Additionally, free oneon-one digital literacy mentoring sessions will be offered on Thursday afternoons at the senior center. Sessions will be available at 1 p.m. on March 20 and 1:30 p.m. on March 27. Attendees can bring their devices, questions, concerns or issues and get help finding answers.

For more information, contact clearbrookseniorcenter@gmail.com.These workshops and mentoring are funded through a national grant awarded to the Clearbrook-Leonard Senior Center in collaboration with the National Council on Aging and AT&T.

Parks and Rec’s cozy crafting club continues

BEMIDJI — The city of Bemidji Parks and Recreation Department will host a cozy crafting club from 5 to 7 p.m. on Friday, March 28, at the Historic Carnegie Library, 426 Bemidji Ave. N.

“Whether you’re working on a current project or looking for inspiration, this casual evening is the perfect opportunity to unwind, share ideas and craft with others,” a release said.

All skill levels are welcome and snacks will be provided. Participants should bring their own projects.

The cost is $2 per participant. Register online at ci.bemidji.mn.us. For more information call (218) 333-1862.

Parks and Rec to host spring mindful run series

BEMIDJI — The city of Bemidji Parks and Recreation Department will offer a spring mindful run series from 5:30 to 7 p.m. on Wednesdays, April 2 to May 7, at the Historic Carnegie Library, 426 Bemidji Ave. N.

Led by instructor Angie Clark, this six-week series is designed to elevate your running journey through the five pillars of yogic balance: right exercise, breathing, thinking, nutrition and relaxation, a release said.

Clark is a Road Runners Club of America run coach, certified yoga teacher and Ayurvedic Wellness Coach.

“Each 90-minute session will feature a blend of dynamic warm-up drills, running/walking intervals, and warmdown stretching, along with lectures and practical skills to help you integrate mindfulness into your running routine,” explained the release. “By

the end of the series, you’ll understand how to apply these principles for improved performance, injury prevention and enhanced recovery.”

The cost per person is $127.50 if participants register by March 25 and $147.50 for registrations by April 3.

For more information or to register contact (218) 333-1862 or visit ci.bemidji.mn.us.

Bemidji Area FGBF set to meet April 5

BEMIDJI — The Bemidji Area Full Gospel Businessmen’s Fellowship of America chapter is set to meet at 8 a.m. on Saturday, April 5, in the Beltrami Electric Conference Room, 4111 Technology Drive NW.

A light breakfast will be served and all are welcome to attend.

The keynote speaker will be David Eslaminazari. His testimony will focus on how he came into his faith as an adult and the incredible ways God has worked in his life, a release said.

Eslaminazari was born and raised in Tehran, Iran, a city of nearly 10 million people. He graduated high school with a focus on mathematics and physics, but in 2020, he decided to pursue higher education in the United States.

After learning English and applying to colleges, he traveled to Armenia to

obtain his visa, where he ended up staying for over two months before finally arriving in Bemidji to study music at Bemidji State University.

He grew up not believing in God, but while renting a room from a local family in Armenia, he was introduced to Jesus for the first time.

“That encounter set me on a path that led to a deep and personal faith,” Eslaminazari said in the release.

When he arrived in Bemidji, Eslaminazari connected with the House of Prayer, where he met people who helped him grow his relationship with Christ.

First City Squares dances continue

BEMIDJI — First City Squares will host dances from 2 to 4:30 p.m. on Sundays each month through May at the Bemidji United Methodist Church, 924 Beltrami Ave NW.

Dances are set for the following dates:

• Sunday, April 27 with caller Tom Allen.

• Sunday, May 18 with caller Abe Maier.

A potluck dinner will follow each dance.

All square dancers, those wishing to dance and spectators are welcome to join the fun, a release said.

For more information, contact Carole at (218) 766-9346, Scott at (218)

766-3544 or Jeff at (302) 383-1502. Lakeside Bible Study to meet Thursday nights

BEMIDJI — The Lakeside Bible Study group will meet from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. on Thursday nights in the Beltrami Electric Community Room, 4111 Technology Drive NW. Lakeside Bible Study is a small group led by Max Taylor that offers spiritual support and Biblical teaching from a Baptistic perspective for anyone in the Bemidji area, a release said.

The group’s goal is to “focus our attention on Christ as we meet together for study, conversation, prayer and singing hymns,” the release explained.

For more information, follow the Lakeside Bible Study channel on the Telegram app at tinyurl. com/lakesidebiblestudy.

Northwoods Habitat for Humanity to hold Hammer and Eggs Breakfast

BEMIDJI — Northwoods Habitat for Humanity has announced two new activities to promote its mission of building affordable housing in the Bemidji area.

A Hammer and Eggs Breakfast will be held from 7 to 8:30 a.m. on Thursday, May 8, at the Bemidji Eagles Club. The event will feature a buffet-style breakfast and a

presentation from Habitat Minnesota President and CEO Cristen Incitti. Attendees will also have the opportunity to meet partner families who are working on building and purchasing homes this year, a release. While the breakfast is free, those who will attend should RSVP at (218) 751-4649 or email info@northwoodshabitat. org by April 30.

In conjunction with the breakfast, Habitat is holding a raffle with the top prize of a She-Shed valued at $8,000. A total of 1,000 tickets will be sold for $20 each. Tickets are available now at the ReStore and from Habitat volunteers.

The She-Shed, which is being built by Habitat volunteers, will be on display at the ReStore and occasionally at local businesses such as Buena Vista Ski Area, Ace Hardware, Lueken’s Village Foods, the Cenex Station on Anne Street and Splash Xpress Car Wash.

The drawing will be held on May 8 at the conclusion of the breakfast. Those who have purchased tickets don’t need to be present to win.

The breakfast and raffle have the dual purpose of raising awareness and funds for building new homes, the release said. Plans for the construction of one home have begun, with the potential for two more to be built in the

community this year.

Funds from these events will go directly toward construction costs, the release said. Volunteers are also needed for these builds. Onsite training is provided for individuals or groups.

“We are really excited to host a breakfast this year,” Executive Director Geri Hickerson said in the release. “It is a great opportunity to connect with our supporters and also introduce Habitat to those who are interested in our mission of building simple, decent, affordable homes.”

Follow the Northwoods Habitat for Humanity ReStore Facebook page for updates on these events

Great River Rescue announces 2025 Pet Fixers schedule

BEMIDJI — Great River Rescue will host low-cost spay and neuter clinics through its Pet Fixers program this year.

Qualified pet owners and caretakers can get their pets spayed or neutered and receive other low-cost preventative care services, including vaccinations and microchips, at an upcoming weekend clinic, a release said.

Clinics are typically held once per month at Great River Rescue, located at 1612 Carr Lake Road SE.

Dates for this year’s clinics are:

• May 3 and 4

June 7 and 8

July 12 and 13

• Aug. 2 and 3

Sept. 6 and 7

Oct. 4 and 5

• Nov. 1 and 2

Registration for each clinic opens on the first of the month prior to the scheduled clinic. Income qualifications along with all available services and prices can be found on the Pet Fixers page of the Great River Rescue website.

Clients can register only for the next upcoming clinic, and appointments are available on a firstcome, first-served basis, a release said.

A $40 deposit per animal is required at the time of registration to secure a spot. Those unable to access the website can call (218) 760-1307 to get help with registration.

Additional dates and opportunities may be added. Check the Great River Rescue website and Facebook page for additional opportunity announcements.

According to the release, 665 animals were altered through the program last year. Approximately 75 to 85 pets are spayed or neutered at each weekend clinic. Since Great River Rescue obtained the Pet Fixers

program in 2020, 3,287 dogs and cats have been spayed or neutered. Pet Fixers sponsors for this year include Ace on the Lake Hardware, First National Bank Bemidji and Super 8 of Bemidji. Any businesses or individuals interested in sponsorship should contact Director Marina Lovell at director@greatriverrescue.com.

For more information, visit greatriverrescue. com.

CoComelon live coming to the Sanford Center Bemidji — Round Room Live and Moonbug Entertainment’s new CoComelon show will stop in Bemidji this spring. “CoComelon: Sing-A-Long LIVE,” is set for 6 p.m. on Friday, May 2, at the Sanford Center.

This all-new production, featuring the characters of the children’s show “CoComelon,” will have attendees dancing and singing along with JJ, Nina, Cody, Cece and all of their friends to musical numbers including, “If You’re Happy and You Know It,” “Wheels on the Bus,” “Animal Dance,” “Head Shoulders Knees and Toes,” “Freeze Dance,” and many more, a release said.

“Singing and dancing along to CoComelon tunes is a huge part of why families love to watch CoComelon together,” said Susan Vargo, head of experiences at Moonbug Entertainment, in the release. “It’s exciting to bring this experience to life in a joyful event families won’t want to miss.” Tickets are on sale now at ticketmaster.com.

Afterschool food program available at Boys and Girls Club

BEMIDJI — The Boys and Girls Club of the Bemidji Area is participating in the Child and Adult Care Food Program to offer afterschool meals to kids at the club.

Free meals will be provided to all enrolled children. Meals will meet nutritional standards established by the USDA, a release said.

Meals will be offered from 2:45 to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday, with select days off. The program will end on June 4.

Bemidji Area

Narcotics Anonymous holds New Freedom group meetings

BEMIDJI — The Bemidji Area Narcotics Anonymous group holds two meetings in Bemidji each week.

New Freedom group meetings are held at 7 p.m. on Tuesdays, in Room 2 at Calvary Lutheran Church, 2508 Washington Ave. SE., and at 6 p.m. on Saturdays, upstairs at the Alano Club, 1225 Anne St. NW.

Attendees should use the front entrance at Calvary Lutheran, a release said.

For more information, contact Stephen at (218) 760-1548, or Tim at (218) 497-0258.

Parks and Rec offering Storytime at the Carnegie program

BEMIDJI — The city of Bemidji Parks and Recreation Department is offering a Storytime at the Carnegie program from 10:30 to 11:15 a.m. on Mondays, at the Historic Carnegie Library, 317 Fourth St. NW.

Each week, preschool participants will hear a different story and have the chance to make a themed craft.

The sessions are free to attend, and weekly programs will run through May 19.

To register, visit www. ci.bemidji.mn.us. For more information, call (218) 333-1862.

Bagley Senior Center offers weekly programming BAGLEY — The Bagley Senior Center is open from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday through Friday each week and offers a variety

of programming for

seniors and more.

Featuring a gift store, thrift shop and great coffee, the center, located at 26 Main Ave. N, is a great place to come and spend an afternoon and make new friends.

The Yarn Club meets at 10 a.m. on the first and third Tuesdays each month. The Whist Gang meets at 12:30 p.m. on Tuesdays each week, all are welcome to participate.

The center also offers Meals on Wheels for dinein and delivery.

For more information, call (218) 694-6873.

Headwaters Music and Arts offering adult pottery program

BEMIDJI — Headwaters Music and Arts is offering an Adult Pottery Program throughout the year from 6 to 8 p.m. on Mondays and 5 to 7 p.m. on Wednesdays, at Headwaters, 519 Minnesota Ave. NW.

This open studio-style program is for all skill levels and includes supervision and individualized instruction. Participants can expect to practice using coil, slab, and pinch methods; learn paint and glaze techniques; and receive an introduction to wheel throwing, a release said.

A subscription to the Monday or Wednesday Adult Pottery Program also gives participants access to monthly social gatherings with other adult pottery members and select open pottery hours.

Open pottery is selfdirected studio time in Headwaters Pottery Studio to practice techniques. While no formal instruction is provided during open pottery hours, volunteer studio hosts will be in attendance to give support and encouragement. Open pottery hours are held from 2 to 5 p.m. on Wednesdays and 4 to 6 p.m. on Fridays.

First-time participants in the Adult Pottery

Program will receive a complimentary 12.5 pounds of clay when they first sign up. After that, clay can be purchased through Headwaters Music and Arts. Only clay purchased through Headwaters can be fired at Headwaters. Firing and glaze are all provided free of charge.

The cost to participate is $100 per person or $90 for Headwaters members.

Headwaters offers financial assistance options for all of its adult and youth programming to ensure accessibility for all.

Space for the program is limited; advance registration is required. To register or find out more about pottery classes and other programming, visit HeadwatersMusicAndArts.org.

Community Table offers sit-down meals

BEMIDJI — Mt. Zion and United Methodist Churches of Bemidji offer sit-down Community

Table meals on Mondays through Thursdays. The doors open at 4:40 p.m. with meals being served from 5 to 6 p.m. on Mondays and Tuesdays at Mt. Zion and Wednesdays and Thursdays at the Methodist Church.

The meals are free and open to the public, everyone is welcome.

Bemidji Senior Center to offer Medicare 101 class

BEMIDJI — Joan Miller will be teaching a Medicare 101 class at 1 p.m. on the third Wednesday of the month at the Bemidji Senior Center, 216 Third St. NW.

“Medicare can be very confusing and having a professional explain all the options really is a benefit to our community,” a release said. Miller will answer questions about the Medicare process. This class is free to attend. For more information, call the center at (218) 751-8836.

Classifieds

HELP WANTED GENERAL

Job Opening at Northome Municipal Liquor Store: Part-Time Bartender Nights and Weekends, $11.50 per hour + tips

Pick up an application at Northome City Hall

Contact Northome City Hall at 218-897-5762 or by email at northome@ paulbunyan.net or contact Northome Muni at 218-897-9501

Looking to buy, sell or trade?

HELP WANTED OFFICE AND ADMINISTRATION

Beltrami Electric Cooperative is seeking qualiﬁed candidates for a fulltime position to join our cooperative family Member Services Lead Responsible for delivering exceptional service to cooperative members, managing past due accounts and collection activities, and offering leadership and coordination to the Member Services Representatives and Cashier/Receptionist.

Additional duties related to this position are detailed in the job description.

The starting hourly range for this position is $29.69/hr-$39.59/hr pay will be based on the candidates’ qualiﬁcations, experience and skill level.

Beltrami Electric’s beneﬁt packages includes paid holidays, PTO or paid sick leave & vacation, medical, dental, disability, life, FSA, HSA, 401K. For more details, qualiﬁcations, application, and how to apply, visit beltramielectric.com/ employmentopportunities

Application Deadline: March 24, 2025

Never too late to go after your dream JOB! Find it here.

Beltrami Electric Cooperative is seeking qualiﬁed candidates for a fulltime position to join our cooperative family Staking Technician Candidates must possess strong motivational, communication and organizational skills. Knowledge of electric line construction and maintenance is required. Experience designing single and three-phase distribution lines and facilities is preferred.

The starting hourly range for this position is $38.72/hr$51.62/hr, pay is based on qualiﬁcations, experience & skill level.

Beltrami Electric’s beneﬁt packages includes paid holidays, PTO or paid sick leave & vacation, medical, dental, disability, life, FSA, HSA, 401K.

For more details, qualiﬁcations, application, and how to apply, visit beltramielectric.com/ employmentopportunities

Application Deadline: March 24, 2025

FIREARMS

AC EXPOS

GUN SHOWS

March 28-29

Grand Rapids National Guard Armory, 930 NE 1st Ave., Grand Rapids Friday, 4PM-8PM and Sat., 9AM-4PM.

Admission: $5. Children 12 and under FREE. 18 & under must be accompanied by an adult. Second day free with hand stamp. Law Enforcement in uniforum - FREE.

Featuring shooting & sports equipment, ﬁrearms accessories, safety awareness, antique ﬁrearms. Clayton the Coin Guy will be there.

BUY ** SELL ** TRADE

For more info contact Kenny Kiefat at 218-290-0274