We welcome our annual Prep Elite feature in this issue, along with articles to inspire, entertain and educate our readers about what to know, see and do.
The Bike MS: CH Robinson event, held in June, raised funds and awareness for multiple sclerosis and is part of the largest fundraising bike series. Inspired participants cycled 150 miles to benefit the cause.
Take your pick - Lynx, Timberwolves, Twins, United FC, Vikings and Wild. And that's just the pro sports teams in Minnesota.
The Twin Cities offer a broad stroke selection of art museums.
There are more than 200 theater venues in the Twin Cities featuring plays, musicals, comedy, improv and more.
Chanhassen’s Thomas Cook captured a dockside view of fall’s color story with Lake Ann Dock, which placed first in the City Landscapes category for our annual photo contest.
These herbaceous recipes from "Beyond Rosemary, Basil and Thyme" author Theresa Mieseler are distinctive and delicious.
Theresa Mieseler's "Beyond Rosemary, Basil and Thyme" features history, uses, propagation, recipes, DIY projects and stories—all about herbs.
Fall provides the perfect backdrop for Twin Cities art festivals.
Design inspiration from Pinterest and a team of professionals transformed this couple's dream home.
Chanhassen High School senior Grace Lynch wants to spend a year volunteering overseas after college.
Eden Prairie High School senior Ben Sather volunteers at church and local food shelves, as well as coaching a special needs flag football team.
Southwest Christian High School senior Julia McIntosh says "serving others often reaps more rewards than being served."
There’s a lot to be proud of in this community, but, we must admit, our pride shoots straight to the top when it comes to learning about how so many local high schoolers are achieving their goals and dreams while preparing for their future.
Chanhassen author Judy Stoffel wrote "#LookUp: A Parenting Guide to Screen Use" to help parents navigate the child-technology connection.
A new alliance of Minnesota wineries is hoping to make the Big Woods the next Napa Valley.
This scary storytelling podcast features terrifying tales told by the people who lived them.
Discover tips to optimize health.
You can’t go wrong with a sweet mashup, so we’re excited to have The Cookie Cups at 600 Market St. in Chanhassen.
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