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Roadside Advertising in a Digital World Does your business have a sign on the digital superhighway? Can people find your business when they search an online map or use a Global Positioning System (GPS) unit? Make sure your business is a roadside destination in the digital world. The U of M Extension is offering a 2-hour workshop to give you and your business the `know-how` and the tools to get listed in the world of digital maps. Come ready to learn about placing your point of interest within the GPS. This session is sponsored by the Lac qui Parle County Economic Development Authority and targeted toward area business and the general public. Tuesday, December 2, 6:30-8:30 p.m. Location: MMN Elementary School Computer Lab Instructor: Neil Lindscheid, UM Extension Community Economics Fee: $5 Register early maximum 20 participants
Not Our Kids... A community forum for parents Tuesday, November 18, 7 p.m. Lac qui Parle Valley High School Media Center Facilitator: Linda Norland, Countryside Public Health Countryside Public Health is concerned with the health of the youth in our county, mental, emotional as well as physical. We have reviewed the data from the MN Student Survey for 2007 for the Lac qui Parle county students and would like to share some of that data with the community as well as some of the data regarding teen pregnancy rates, and sexually transmitted diseases. Research shows that the teenage brain is not fully developed until around the age of 25. The way teens think leads to risky behavior such as frequent binge drinking, poor driving decisions, and inappropriate relationships. If our communities are aware of the responses of our youth, we can look at how we can best get the important information across to our teens that we feel they should use to make decisions. Parents and all community members are invited to attend.
AARP Driver Safety Program Refresher Courses Fee: $10.00 payable to AARP
Monday, December 1, 5:30-9:30 p.m. Appleton Elementary School Mary Ann Nordaune, Instructor This classroom driver retraining program is designed specifically for persons who have previously completed a defensive driving course. Co-sponsored by AARP. Sign up early! Maximum of 25 in each class.
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