Whether you’re gathering for coffee, celebrating a folk tradition, making Christmas bright for local seniors or sharing an intimate dinner, December is about focusing on friends and family.
When it comes to family vacations, the paths not typically taken can lead to the most interesting and fulfilling excursions.
Emily Joslin's "A Snowy Day" took second place in the People & Families category of our 2018 Lens on Lake Minnetonka contest.
New restaurant Vann brings water and its relationship to food front and center.
Every December, the ever-giving Excelsior Fire District finds one more way to engage with the community at its annual free kids’ movie event.
Minneapolis-based MyBurger launched in 2004, focusing on made-to-order burgers.
Over the past year, the 150-person music venue, now called the Freight Room, has undergone a rebranding.
December is a busy time at the American Swedish Institute. Celebrate the winter season at their upcoming events.
Minnetonka filmmaker Chris Newberry has worked closely with Jacob Wetterling's family to ensure his documentary is truthful, comprehensive and ultimately hopeful.
Trinity Episcopal Church has a complicated and dramatic history.
Mental Health Navigators are an important support network for parents of children in crisis.
Over the course of a month, Be A Santa To A Senior collects donated gifts and provides them to those who might not have close family, are on a fixed income, or both.
After opening two successful locations in Minneapolis, Penny’s Coffee had plenty of options to choose from when considering its third. But for CEO Foley Schmidt and director of business development Jay Phillips, the choice was clear
Joshilyn Jackson's "Never Have I Ever" will keep readers guessing and on the edge of their seats until the last page.
Ice boating came to Lake Minnetonka in the 1880s, and is still popular to this day.
Local media maven Natalie Webster gives us permission to forget the calendar.
A lightning round of questions with Excelsior mayor Todd Carlson.
The University of Minnesota Extension’s horticulture experts offer a few tips for picking the perfect Christmas tree this year.
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