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Elk River's 169 Redefine is underway
ELK RIVER. MN - The city of Elk River is undergoing major road construction on Highway 169. According to the Minnesota Department of Transportation, Highway 169 will be converted to a freeway. Project 169 Redefine will remove the five stoplights throughout the highway.
Listen up to folk songs about Minnesota to feel nostalgic with homeland
MINNEAPOLIS, MN – Folk is a genre of music that is not regulated by a code of ethics. Traditional, populist, and ethnic are the attributes to recognize. Appeared in the mid-20th century, now its fans are mushrooming all over the world.
Experience Five of Valleyfair's kid-friendly rides
SHAKOPEE, MN - Valleyfair has reopened for the summer after closing for the 2020 season due to health rules. Guess who is the most impatient to return to the park after being reopened? Yes, the children. If you're going back to Valleyfair with the kids after a long period, consider letting them go on these kid-friendly rides and experiences.
Five Valleyfair's family rides & experiences
SHAKOPEE, MN - Valleyfair Amusement Park has a variety of popular attractions for visitors of all ages. While the theme park is known for having some insane thrilling rides for adrenaline junkies, it also has beautiful rides for families to enjoy. Here are five family-friendly rides you should certainly check out.
Recreational biking in Northwest Minnesota
MINNEAPOLIS, MN - Northwest Minnesota has a lot of trails for avid bikers. Aside from the Paul Bunyan State Trail, there are also short and family-friendly trails in this region. Also, consider checking out the Detroit Mountain Trail for more challenges.
Anglers can give feedback on the newly proposed Minnesota sunfish fishing regulations until October
ST. PAUL, MN - The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources proposes adjustments to protect and improve sunfish size by cutting daily limits on 52 lakes. Anglers can provide input on the proposed regulations that will take effect next year if enacted.
Distillery, Local Dining & Sweet Treats Tour Ideas for a Perfect Date in Alexandria
ALEXANDRIA, MN - Finding the perfect date may be difficult, mainly when the only options available are traditional and popular activities such as a candlelight supper or a trip to the movies. You might try joining this Whiskey Tasting, Local Dining, and Sweet Treats tour if you're looking for a fun vacation date idea in Alexandria.
3 restaurants in Minneapolis with fresh ingredients guaranteed
MINNEAPOLIS, MN - Three-time-winning James Beard TV personality, chef, food writer, teacher, and resident in Minneapolis Andrew Zimmern discusses a handful of his favorite farm-to-table eateries in Minnesota. Some places across the state are particularly good at working directly with farmers to provide local foods. Here's a look at some locations which say "farm-to-table."
5 places to experience Duluth's nightlife
DULUTH, MN - Many of Duluth's microbreweries and brewpubs maintain the city's historic beer-brewing tradition by handcrafting an ever-increasing supply of distinctive beers. Distilleries in the surrounding area are also producing unique drinks. Duluth Nightlife gourmet options are compiled below for your nightlife satisfaction.
5 date destinations in Minneapolis
MINNEAPOLIS, MN - For those couples who are currently in love and look for an idea to spend the weekend with loved ones, It's time to treat yourself to a well-deserved romantic date in Minneapolis. This city has everything you and your spouse for a romantic quality time together, from theatre to sports, Music, art, and even a bowling place with good food in it.
Minnesota hunters asked not to shoot research bears with tags
ST. PAUL, MN - Bear hunting season in Minnesota begins Wednesday, September 1, and the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources urges hunters to avoid shooting designated research bears. These bears are identified by their enormous, bright ear tags and radio collars.
The University of Minnesota Extention shares information regarding safe Easter egg coloring to consume
MINNEAPOLIS, MN – Easter is a happy moment to explore creativity through egg coloring as decoration and games. Hiding it and baking ham are the other series of activities in this holiday season. Meanwhile, eating your hen fruit will be nice closing with the entire family. The University of Minnesota Extension shares information to ensure that is safe to consume.
5 historical and cultural attractions in Duluth
DULUTH, MN - Duluth has many historical and cultural places that you should visit. Here are the top 5 historical and cultural attractions in the Duluth area:. For nearly 80 years, the Duluth Children's Museum has taught and inspired youth. They understand the importance of play in mental, physical, social, and emotional growth. The United Nations of High Commission has established a child's right to play for Human Rights.
The prevention and removal of the deer tick
MINNEAPOLIS, MN - Deer ticks, commonly referred to as black-legged ticks in Minnesota, are only 13 recognized tick species. The most abundant ones are in the eastern and central sections of the State and are found in forests of hardwood and wood and brushy areas. Deer ticks can lead to Lyme disease, human anaplasmosis, and babesiosis.
Ceremonies marking the groundbreaking of new Veterans Homes in three Minnesota towns
PRESTON, MN - Breaking ground implies setting growth plans, changing dirt, planting seeds, creating an optimal environment, and reaping the benefits of their dedication and hard work for farmers. The Minnesota Department of Veterans Affairs, or MDVA, is doing the same as it breaks ground on three new Veterans Homes spread across the state.
What you need to know about Minnesota Indian Tribes
ST. PAUL, MN - We live in a world where people of different races and religions can coexist as a whole community. Not so different from many other cities in the United States, Minnesota also welcomes diversity. Seven Anishinaabe (Chippewa, Ojibwe) tribes and four Dakota (Sioux) villages exist in Minnesota. To sharpen your knowledge about Indian tribes in Minnesota, we compile and explain some Indian tribes/communities below:
Explore various owls species in International Owl Center
HOUSTON, MN - Houston, Minnesota, a small community of roughly 1,000 people, chose to build a nature center in 1996 to serve as the town's Root River Trail entrance. Karla Bloem started working for the city to create the Houston Nature Center shortly after. Other nature centers recommended that she start programming before the building was built. Karla bought Alice, a permanently damaged Great Horned Owl, in 1998 to utilize in instructional presentations. Alice has found a lot of new friends and new species ever since. Who are they?
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