WHITE BEAR LAKE — A member of the corridor management committee for the Metro Purple Line said he was “pleasantly surprised” by the reception of the group at its first meeting last month.
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“Our hair is our crown,” said Kim Schoonover, owner of Indulge Salon.
WHITE BEAR LAKE — A high-speed car wash is coming to the southwest corner of Hwy. 61 and County Road F.
Starting at a new school can be a challenge, but for two new members of the Mahtomedi Middle School community, they bring new meaning to the expression, “every dog has its day.”
Birchwood Village City Council voted at a special meeting Sunday evening to open the barricade at Hall Avenue/Birchwood Road at the east end of the city on a limited basis to allow for school bus traffic.
CIRCLE PINES — Golden Lake Elementary (GLE) is gearing up for its 50th birthday celebration on Saturday, May 21. While a lot has changed over the past five decades — its student population of 400 is now the most racially diverse in the district — some things have stayed the same.
CENTERVILLE — Madison Dorn has always loved school, but she never imagined that she would have the opportunity to return to her elementary school to teach in her very own kindergarten classroom.
LINO LAKES — The City Council is considering a new ordinance that might just help deter the catalytic convert thefts in the city.
A century ago, a Minnesota teenager strapped on a pair of curved pine boards, grabbed clothesline for a tow rope, and probably yelled something like “hit it” to his brother Ben, who was driving the boat.
WHITE BEAR LAKE — Leaving dog doo-doo behind on city property may someday be against the law.
What can people do to help the homeless that live in the White Bear Lake community?
Mounds View High School students in the Mustangs Business Management class have set out to raise money for Pawsitivity Service Dogs, a nonprofit organization dedicated to taking dogs from shelters to train them to become service dogs for disabled veterans and children with disabilities.
White Bear Lake finished the regular season on not one but two high notes on Thursday.
Centennial captured the Northwest Suburban softball championship by winning a showdown with Blaine in the conference finale 5-2 at home on Tuesday evening.
White Bear Lake won two relays and two individual events while placing second behind Wayzata in the nine-team Wayzata Invitational on Friday.
Two 2016 Centennial graduates have launched a nonprofit to help make hockey a more welcoming sport for all cultures.
Mounds View’s Ziggy Kauls and Mark Landsberger were among 15 individuals to be inducted into the Minnesota High School Basketball Hall of Fame on Thursday.
It took Jake Bergeland five years to work his way into the Minnesota Gophers wrestling lineup, but once he grabbed that 141-pound slot, he made the best of the opportunity.
Sarah Grow, one of six Centennial graduates currently in women’s college basketball, closed out a stellar career at Minnesota-Duluth as a fifth-year senior this winter.
In the first-ever state wrestling tournament for girls, Centennial had one of the champions, Isabella ("Bell") Huss, and another qualifier, Jaden Ruegsegger.
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