News
A Season of Change
As we transition into 2026, Park Region is undergoing several staffing changes. It is with great pride and sorrow that we announce Ken Budd has departed his role as Network Operations Manager, effective January 1, 2026. Ken had an eventful 8-year career with us, heading fiber expansion projects and helping our infrastructure grow to what it is today. He is moving on to be the CEO of 702 Communications in Moorhead. We wish him the best in his endeavors and know that he will find success wherever he
Restrict Unwanted Telephone Solicitations
In 2003, the Do-Not-Call Act was signed into law. This legislation allowed for the establishment and enforcement of a national Do-Not-Call Registry giving consumers a choice regarding telemarketing calls. If your number is listed on the registry, all commercial telemarketers, except for businesses with whom you have an existing relationship or certain non-profit and political organizations, are not allowed to call you. Consumers may register their residential telephone number, including wireless numbers,
Save The Date
Park Region is thrilled to announce the date of the Annual Meeting and Customer Appreciation Event which will be held on Thursday, April 16, 2026 at the Underwood Public School. In March, Park Region Co-Op Members will receive an official notice in the mail. More information to come! Mark your calendars to join us for the Park Region Annual Meeting and Customer Appreciation Event.
Winter Gear Donation
Park Region employees teamed up this holiday season by collecting hats, mittens, socks, scarves and gloves, with all donations being matched by the company. Items were donated to Someplace Safe and The Foster Closet in Fergus Falls.
Support Fergus Falls Athletes Through the Special Olympics Polar Plunge
The Fergus Falls Frozen Assets Polar Plunge Team is asking our community to rally behind local Special Olympics athletes by supporting this year’s Polar Plunge fundraiser. I’m Chris Buckingham, a Unified Partner and Special Olympics Golf Team Coach, and I’ve had the privilege of working directly with these athletes. The impact of Special Olympics goes far beyond competition; it builds confidence, friendships, and lifelong skills for athletes right here in our community. Why donate directly to our