Published On Sunday, November 22nd 2009
With its shady streets, numerous parks, winding river (though it's named "Straight"), and well-cared for homes, Owatonna has the look and feel of a welcoming, easygoing community. Today's visitors to this southeastern Minnesota city along I-35 come for its great ... Read More
Published On Sunday, November 22nd 2009
The new Science Museum of Minnesota puts a spin on science that delights visitors of all ages. This long-time St. Paul institution opened the doors of its new home last December. The expansive building with airy, glassed vistas has already ... Read More
Published On Sunday, November 22nd 2009
Cyclists looking for new trails to explore can take in the scenery–and history--of northeastern Minnesota's Iron Range on several sections of a new trail.
When it is completed, the Mesabi Trail will meander for 132 miles, connecting 22 communities between Grand ... Read More
Published On Sunday, November 22nd 2009
It's big, beautiful, and cold--and hard to get to know. Lake Superior, the largest freshwater lake in the world, draws thousands to its North Shore in Minnesota with its breathtaking views, but it can also be a bit daunting. But ... Read More
Published On Thursday, November 19th 2009
The October, 1999 issue of National Geographic Traveler named the Boundary Waters Canoe Area (BWCA) Wilderness as one of the top 50 travel destinations in the world. Only seven other U.S. sites (from New York to the Grand Canyon to ... Read More
Published On Thursday, November 19th 2009
Bemidji, Minnesota is the first city on the Mississippi River, but is as well-known for its lakes and woods as it is for its river roots. Located in the north central part of the state about 220 miles from the ... Read More
Published On Thursday, November 19th 2009
Minnesota is home to people from many cultures: Ojibwe and Dakota Indian, European, African, Hispanic, Southeast Asian. These rich ethnic traditions are reflected in an array of intriguing restaurants, shops, museums and festivals. Here's a sampler of sites to visit ... Read More
Published On Thursday, November 19th 2009
The Guthrie Theater is bringing taking its magical, captivating production of Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” on the road, embarking this February on its first regional tour in more than a decade. This production was originally staged at the Guthrie ... Read More
Published On Thursday, November 19th 2009
With its shady streets, numerous parks, winding river (though it's named "Straight"), and well-cared for homes, Owatonna has the look and feel of a welcoming, easygoing community. Today's visitors to this southeastern Minnesota city along I-35 come for its great ... Read More
