Outdoors Again

Outdoors Again Baudette

One-stop shop for all outdoor enthusiasts

Known for its vast selection, Outdoors Again offers a wide range of products for fishing, hunting, and outdoor activities.

Anglers will find everything from rods and reels to live bait like minnows and crawlers.

Hunters can choose from an array of firearms, ammunition, and gear.

They also provide meat processing supplies, making it a perfect destination for those looking to prepare their game.

Additionally, customers can take advantage of a special offer: showing the coupon from their website grants a free minnow scoop. Outdoors Again truly caters to every need for an outdoor adventure.

For more details, visit their website here.

Discover Hidden Treasures at Lighthouse Thrift Store

Lighthouse Thrift Store

Lighthouse Thrift Store in downtown Baudette offers an impressive selection of household goods and clothing for the entire family, ensuring that everyone can find something special without breaking the bank.

Here’s some of what you’ll find:

  • Womenā€™s Clothing
  • A Man Cave
  • Childrenā€™s Clothing
  • Toys
  • Jewelry
  • Media Room
  • Books
  • Furniture
  • Kitchen Items
  • Household Items
  • And so much more

Lighthouse Thrift Store operates with convenient hours to fit your schedule:

Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Saturdays: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Closed on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Sundays

You may reach the store at (218) 634-3275 or stay updated with the latest arrivals and special promotions by following them on Facebook at @NorthernLighthouseMinistry

With a wide range of affordable and quality items, friendly atmosphere, and commitment to serving the community, it’s a shopping experience you wonā€™t want to miss.

Discover Timeless Craftsmanship at Gramma’s Grab Bag in Baudette, MN

Grandma Grab Bag in Baudette, MN

Experience the difference that 60 years of expertise can make!

When it comes to alterations and tailoring, experience matters. At Gramma’s Grab Bag in Baudette, MN, youā€™ll find a true master of the craft. With an impressive 60 years of experience, the owner brings a level of skill and dedication thatā€™s hard to find.

Services Offered

  • Formal Wear Alterations: Whether you need a dress taken in or a suit tailored to perfection, you can trust Gramma’s Grab Bag to deliver.
  • Hemming: From pants to skirts, get your garments hemmed to the perfect length.
  • Patching: Don’t let a small tear or hole ruin your favorite clothing item. Expert patching services can make it as good as new.
  • Tuxedo Rental: Need a tuxedo for a special occasion? Look no further. Gramma’s Grab Bag offers tuxedo rentals to ensure you look your best.

Getting your clothing tailored or renting a tuxedo is easy. Simply follow Gramma’s Grab Bag on Facebook for updates or schedule an appointment by calling 218-556-0307 during business hours.

Whether you have a special event coming up or need clothing repairs, Gramma’s Grab Bag in Baudette, MN, is your go-to destination for quality and reliable service.Ā 

Cyrusā€™s Flag Island Resort Open for Business at the NW Angle

Cyrus Resort Flag Island

Cyrus Flag Island Resort Opens at the NW Angle

Cyrus Resort Flag Island
For Immediate Release
June 6, 2024
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One of the Northwest Angleā€™s premier resorts on beautiful Flag Island, located in the northernmost portion of Minnesotaā€™s Lake of the Woods, has been purchased and is open for business!
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Cyrus Resort, owned by Justin and Tanya Ferguson, is a longstanding, family-owned resort on the south end of Lake of the Woods with a stellar reputation for modern accommodations, strong customer service, successful fishing guides and delicious meals. The Fergusonā€™s are bringing that same level of care and expertise to the north end of the lake with the newly named Cyrusā€™s Flag Island Resort.
ā€œTanya, myself and our family are super excited to bring the same level of excellence of Cyrus Resort on the south end of Lake of the Woods to the new Cyrusā€™s Flag Island Resort up at the NW Angle. As a family-owned resort, we believe in forming long term relationships with our valued guests and take pride in extending that same culture to our Flag Island location,ā€ explains Justin Ferguson.
ā€œThe NW Angle is a premier destination for fishing, exploring, birding and simply the sheer beauty of the 14,552 islands that begin in this area,ā€ explains Joe Henry, Executive Director, Lake of the Woods Tourism.
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ā€œFrom a fishing perspective, this area is tough to beat throughout both the open water and ice fishing seasons. It has earned a world class reputation and is stellar for walleyes, muskies, smallmouth bass, crappies and pike, just to name a few. Having the Fergusons invest in the Angle and make this kind of commitment with Cyrusā€™s Flag Island Resort makes the entire area stronger. I know the NW Angle resorts and the entire community are excited to welcome them to the Angle.ā€
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Cyrusā€™s Flag Island Resort offers a variety of accommodations, which includes 25 cabins with amenities, hotel rooms and a full-service bar and restaurant. Each cabin offers that NW Angle ambience with a special view.
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The resort has an extensive protected harbor with new docks and plenty of space for both private boats and charter boats located right in the middle of a fishing paradise.
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The resort is open for business and taking reservations. The new website is https://www.CyrusFlagIslandResort.com. The resort can also be reached via email at info@CyrusFlagIslandResort.com or by phone at 218-223-4000.
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Baudette Community Action Plan

NEWMAN_PRINT Baudette Community Action Plan
NEWMAN_PRINT Baudette Community Action Plan

The Lake of the Woods Economic Development Authority (LOW EDA) applied for and received a grant from the Blandin Foundation to establish a strategic framework for promoting business development, workforce training and retention, and entrepreneurship within Baudette, Minnesota. With an understanding that no strategic vision can surmount the challenges facing our community without the commitment to action and diligent efforts of its citizens, the LOW EDA invited Strong Towns ā€“ a Minnesota-based non-profit which focuses on building sustainable, long term change in communities ā€“ to present the Strong Towns philosophy to the public in Baudette. The Strong Towns presentation was very well-received and attended. This event also served as a kick-off for a ground-up series of community meetings to determine where the needs are and how the community can work together to improve Baudetteā€™s economy and prosperity.

The result of the meetings that followed is the Baudette Community Action Plan ā€“ meant to be a set of pragmatic, achievable, and sustainable action-steps which the community can incorporate immediately into its day-to-day activities. We believe that this whole-of-community approach to supporting our businesses, strengthening our spirit of entrepreneurship, and building a culture of collectively working to resolve the challenges we face and to capitalize on opportunities for growth and prosperity will ensure a brighter future for the City of Baudette. These action steps were divided into three broad tiers”

Tier 1: Action steps which motivated members of the community can take to help support Baudetteā€™s economy and business climate.

Tier 2: Action steps which the community, through collective action and the resources of stakeholder entities across the local community could, through concerted effort, achieve to enhance our communityā€™s prospects.

Tier 3: Action steps which would require additional financial and/or human capital from outside of Baudette and its local stakeholders to achieve. Namely, steps we hope to accomplish through the pursuit of state, regional, and federal support.

You're Invited to Learn More

We want to invite you to join the Headwaters Regional Development Commission (HRDC) and the Lake of the Woods Economic Development Authority (LOW EDA) for dinner and a presentation of the Community Action Plan developed by members of the Baudette Community! This action plan was formed through a series of community meetings that focused around ways in which Baudetteā€™s community can work together to improve Baudetteā€™s economy and prosperity.Ā 

Please RSVP as soon as possible to attend the dinner from 6-8pm, on February 8th, at the American Legion in Baudette. See the attached flyer for details of this community event, and RSVP using the link below, or by email.

RSVP LINK:Ā https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/LOWEDAĀ 

or

RSVP by EMAIL:Ā strana@hrdc.orgĀ Ā 

For more background information on how this Community Action Plan came together please reach out to Sami Trana atĀ strana@hrdc.orgĀ 

Stronger Towns Downtown Vision Workshop

If you’re a community member that wants to help create a Vision for the Future of Downtown Baudette and learn about how to grow our community’s resiliency and prosperity, come take part in the kick-off event on Thursday, July 20th at 1pm!

Charles Marohn, the founder of Strong Towns, a nationwide non-profit which has been a leading advocate for building a brighter future for communities across America will be giving a presentation and Q&A to all interested members of the community. We would love to have your vision and insights for our community’s future!

By attending this presentation, you will learn strategies to help your community:

  • Stop valuing efficiency and start valuing resilience
  • Stop betting our futures on huge, irreversible projects, start taking small, incremental steps and iterate based on what we learn
  • Stop fearing change and start embracing a process of continuous adaptation
  • Stop building our world based on abstract theories, and start building it based on how our places actually work and what our neighbors actually need today
  • Stop obsessing about future growth and start obsessing about our current finances

Join Chuck Marohn and the Strong Towns team at 1:00pm in the Commissioner’s Room of the Baudette Government Center on July 20th to learn how you can help steer downtown Baudette towards a successful, more prosperous future.

This event is hosted by the Lake of the Woods EDA and paid for by the Blandin Foundation.