JOIN US! Friday Rallies 5:30 Highway 61 and Wisconsin St Voter Registration Saturdays Grand Marais Craft Market Arrowhead Indivisible Monthly Meeting First Tuesday Community Potluck 5:30 Meeting 6:30 First Congregational Church 300 W Second St

On March 28, 2026 450 supporters here in Cook County and millions around the world stood up to the regime and proclaimed NO KINGS! When our families are under attack, and costs are pushing people to the brink, silence is not an option. We will defend ourselves and our communities against this administration’s unjust and cruel acts of violence. America does not belong to strongmen, greedy billionaires, or those who rule through fear. It belongs to us, the people.

Please vote NOW! You must vote by 6PM 1/27/26. Vote : Yes or No Email your vote to arrowheadindivisible@gmail.com If Minnesota Indivisible decides to endorse, we will then ask you to vote for either Flanagan or Craig. PLEASE NOTE: We retain independence throughout. We can be a part of this process, or not. If the network endorses one candidate but our process has led our chapter to the other candidate, or to no local endorsement, that's fine. If we do endorse as a statewide

Jane Alexander, Grand Marais We live in an era of 24-hour news cycles and the news is downright depressing. Pretending everything is okay, when it clearly is not, can actually make one feel worse. Responding to the question “How are you?” authentically without oversharing or lecturing and shutting down constructive dialogue is a muscle I need to develop. If you answer the question honestly it can be a revolutionary act of self awareness and activism. And it just might make

Pat Campanaro, Lutsen ​1 in 5 families here in Cook County struggle to feed their families TODAY; I shudder to think how these numbers will jump as the Trump administration, with Congressperson Pete Stauber's support, continues to dismantle the critical support the federal government provides Minnesota EVERY month! USDA is cutting millions of dollars that Minnesota schools, childcare centers, and food banks use to buy local food. The state will lose about $18 million in fede