New year, new starts. This month, our annual January health & wellness issue inspires us with what healthy folks are doing all around the lake.
This popular icy golf fest (where sponsors decorate themed holes for, yep, golf on frozen Lake Minnetonka) returns next month to the lake. As always, visitors to the 2019 Chilly Open enjoyed beer, a chili cook-off, “snowga” and other activities.
Wayzata’s biggest community bash wrapped up the summer in September, with a carnival, concerts, log-rolling demos, tasty food, fireworks and a parade.
Don’t miss one of Lake Minnetonka’s favorite winter events—the North American Pond Hockey Championship.
In January, winter sets in, typically with the coldest days of the year. Local fresh fruit seems a distant memory, and the fresh growth of spring a distant wish.
After an eight-year run in Minneapolis, Boom Island Brewing moves its taproom to Minnetonka, tripling its space and keeping its dog- and family-centric ethos.
We asked new Excelsior Fire District chief Curt Mackey to tell us what he loves about fighting fires in his hometown.
From star-studded Los Angeles to the cityscape in New York City, artist Jillian Lee has done commissioned artwork coast to coast.
Chris Thomson and Emma Nadler use their vocations and creative pursuits to convey the emotions spurred by their daughter's diagnosis.
Veberod Gallery in Minnetonka offers jewelry classes and workshops.
Nedia Hair Loss Salon & Spa provides a safe and welcome space for hair loss treatment.
Two Minnetonka moms provide healthy solutions for keeping New Year's resolutions.
Project Black & Blue gives back to service workers struggling with physical or mental illnesses.
The Marsh, located in Minnetonka, has become a leader in the wellness/spa industry.
Two friends took a risk, partnered up and bought a cycling studio in Long Lake.
Thirty-nine flu cases had been reported in the town in January 1920.
A colorful barn stands out against the snow in this shot from our Lens on Lake Minnetonka photo contest.
Just like us, kids can feel overwhelmed with demands at school or the pressure to do well in sports.
Did you know that non-travelers are significantly less active in their daily lives than people who travel?
Uzma Jalaluddin’s "Ayesha at Last" centers on Ayesha and Khalid, two Muslim Canadians.
Social media is filled with the caption and hashtag “Living my best life!” Often it accompanies a photo of someone traveling, enjoying themselves at an event or even drinking a cup of coffee. In 2005 Oprah Magazine published a book called Living Your Best Life.
Julie Thompson and her husband, Fernando Pena, launched their company Julieta Shoes in 2016.
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