In case you haven’t heard, which I’m sure many of you have, there’s a promising comet on the way. By promising, I mean it may be bright and bright enough to see with the naked eye, especially in the dark … Continued
After 15 years on University Avenue, Mike Udo shuttered his small storefront and threw open the doors late last month to his newly expanded grocery store in the former home of Hamline Hardware Hank at Snelling and Englewood avenues. He’s … Continued
To cap off the state’s warmest and driest September on record, Minnesota agriculture officials gathered at an apple orchard in White Bear Lake to highlight state and federal climate investments. The media event showcased the long list of state programming … Continued
After facing financial challenges that only got worse after the pandemic, Park Square Theatre is ready for a reboot. The downtown St. Paul theater company will open the world premiere of the mystery “Holmes/Poirot” Friday after two nights of previews. … Continued
The number of girls in Girl Scouts drops dramatically in high school. Girl Scouts River Valleys wants to change that. This month, the organization is launching an initiative designed to help teen girls and gender-expansive youth in grades 9-12 “navigate … Continued
Yangsze Choo (James Cham / Macmillan Publishers) YANGSZE CHOO: Author of historical fantasy including “The Ghost Bride,” made into a Netflix drama, discusses her latest novel about shapeshifters, “The Fox Wife.” In-person, presented by Club Book. Free. 7 p.m. Wednesday, … Continued