Women’s basketball has not slowed down at all this season as March Madness arrives. A year ago, the women’s NCAA championship game drew a bigger television audience than the men’s title game for the first time, with an average of 18.9 million … Continued
READINGS BY WRITERS: Hosts novelists Glenn R. Miller, Sally Franson, Julie Schumacher and Charles Baxter. 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, University Club, 420 Summit Ave., St. Paul. Ethan Rutherford (Courtesy of the author) ETHAN RUTHERFORD: Introduces his debut novel, “North Sun: Or, … Continued
Lake of the Woods has a well-deserved reputation for producing big pike through the ice as winter gives way to spring, but after nearly three hours of tip-up fishing without a flag, Alan Peterson could have been excused for wondering … Continued
The way ice skating instruction at Aldrich Arena in Maplewood was supposed to work in the mid-1980s was that kids would take a group lesson based on their skill level and then, built into the class length, they’d have a … Continued
After opening 128 units of affordable housing in St. Paul’s Lowertown neighborhood, developers Mike Hudson and Willy Boulay followed that up by moving in. The co-founders of Broadway Street Development now keep their offices at the Balsam on Broadway, a … Continued
On a snowy morning this winter, parents and students at Dayton’s Bluff Elementary in St. Paul sat down with donuts and coffee for their monthly meeting with the principal. Among budget discussions and questions, the parents began to share ideas … Continued