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Coon Rapids Says Farewell to Summer as Boulevard Plaza Splash Pad Closes After Labor Day
As summer's warmth slowly turns down its simmer, Coon Rapids bids a seasonal adieu to one of its most cherished warm weather havens for families and individuals alike. The city's beloved splash pad at Boulevard Plaza will cease operations after Labor Day, signaling to many the unofficial end of the summer. For all looking to get a final taste of aquatic festivities, the park will remain open daily through the last days of summer, from 9:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M.
Eden Prairie Community Center Unveils Fall Program lineup with Free Fitness and Sensory-Sensitive Swimming
The Eden Prairie Community Center rolls out its September programs, aiming to keep the community active and healthy, according to its latest bulletin. Residents can now visit the site for the freshest schedules and partake in a range of fitness and aquatic activities, notably free "Fitness in the Parks," women-specific weight room hours, and inclusion-minded sensory-friendly open swimming.
Soccer bar in St. Paul celebrates six years of growing a space for all fans
ST. PAUL, Minn. — Founded in the 1960s, it was once the oldest gay bar in St. Paul, and under new ownership, The Black Hart became a designated soccer bar for fans of all backgrounds. This Labor Day weekend, the bar celebrated six years. Wes Burdine, the owner, celebrated with the bar's weekly Bocce Ball Club."In many ways, it's a way of marking how far the bar has come," said Burdine.Part of their growth is an outdoor patio built last year, allowing even more soccer fans to come and cheer on their favorite teams."I support Minnesota United, Liverpool FC, St. Pauli, a German...
Cannabis growing case against former Winnebago mayor dismissed
WINNEBAGO, Minn. (FOX 9) - Prosecutors have dismissed a case against the former mayor of Winnebago, Minnesota over what they said was an illegal cannabis growing operation. Scott Robertson was charged with illegally growing more above the state limit back in February. Shortly after the arrest, Robertson stepped down as Winnebago mayor.
Faribault home to fastest Fareway bagger in Minnesota
Chandler Apling has just one question: paper or plastic? The grocery clerk represented his workplace, Faribault Fareway, at the 36th annual Minnesota Grocer Association’s Best Bagger Contest in mid-August, where he competed against the top baggers in the state. The state title eluded his grasp this time, but next year’s competitors shouldn’t show up thinking they’ve got it in the bag. The contest is judged on a number of criteria,...
Wells council talks City Hall options
Could the former Lamperts building in Wells become the town’s new City Hall?. It is a possibility the Wells City Council decided to pursue when they met on Monday, Aug. 26. The engineering firm of ISG of Mankato has been working on an assessment of the city’s facility needs. The options of doing an extensive remodeling to the current City Hall or starting from scratch with a new building were both being considered.
Derek Hitchner hopes to make top 10 in CRMC Championship
MINNEAPOLIS — Minneapolis's Derek Hitchner has played well this season — but good isn't good enough."Given how good the competition is you can't really afford to have a round that's lackluster," said Hitchner after his first round at the CRMC Championship in Brainerd. "I've had a few too many of those and a little bit of inconsistency. Still in a position to maybe make a run at top 10."The top 10 players on PGA Tour Americas make it to the Korn Ferry Tour, which is a step away from the PGA Tour. Hitchner made hay in the Latin American leg of...
Bemidji City Council Hears Update on Rail Corridor Project from Development Firm
The Bemidji City Council heard an update about the Rail Corridor Development Project during a committee meeting on Thursday. The development firm overseeing the project, Marco McLane Development, told the council that the redevelopment grant application was submitted by the August 1st deadline. They are also working to secure a...
Richmond man hurt in motorcycle crash near Paynesville
(Paynesville MN-) A Richmond man was injured in a motorcycle accident in Kandiyohi County Friday afternoon. It was reported just after 1:30 p.m. Sunday on Highway 23 west of Paynesville. A cycle driven by 44-year-old Ryan Riggs of Richmond was traveling northbound on Highway 23 when he lost control and crashed. Riggs was taken to St. Cloud Hospital with life-threatening injuries. Assisting at the scene were the Kandiyohi County Sheriff's Office, Paynesville Fire Department, CentraCare Ambulance and Life Link III. Riggs was not wearing a helmet.
Walz maintains favorability edge over Vance in battle of VPs
Gov. Tim Walz (D-MN) is winning the running mate favorability war, according to a new ABC News/Ipsos poll. Walz has a 42% favorability rating in the survey, against 31% who view him unfavorably. That’s a much better number than his Republican counterpart, Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH), who has a 32% favorability rating against 44% who […]
LOL! The Most Hilarious Google Reviews Of Minnesota Schools
Our world has changed. It's hard to remember this but 30(ish) years ago, we used to have to go to the public library if we wanted to find information about...well, anything. And if we wanted to know more about a local business, we pulled out the Yellow Pages. My kids...
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