Admission $15.00 — includes both days! Kids 9 & under get in FREE! Saturday: FREE grab bags for the first 400 general attendees and first 50 kids! Sunday: FREE grab bags for the first 300 general ...

The Bugle’s annual fall fundraiser kicks off this month with the expectation that scores of individual, business and nonprofit donors will answer our call to keep the newspaper, website and social ...

That’s how University of Minnesota student Kat Nikkel rates the vanilla ice cream sold at the Gopher Spot in the Student Center on the U’s St. Paul campus, 2017 Buford Ave. Of course, one wouldn’t ...

The Minnesota Wild Foundation has chosen Langford Park hockey as one of the first participants in its new “Skate It Forward” program. The goal of “Skate It Forward “is to one day make the first year ...

Luther Seminary is hosting a traveling exhibit now through Nov. 16 from the Smithsonian called “Exploring Human Origins: What Does It Mean To Be Human?” It’s the kind of thought-provoking show that is ...

La Morelense, a locally owned restaurant showcasing the robust cuisine of Morelos, Mexico, opened in April at 1552 Como Ave. Owner Maria Rios and her close friend and business partner Cristian Ayala ...

Smiling faces, caring and hardworking staff, and equitable education. That is what I see inside the classrooms at St. Paul Public Schools (SPPS). As a proud SPPS teacher and SPFE union member, I know ...

It’s no surprise that transportation is a big factor in the climate crisis. According to the St. Paul Climate Dashboard, transportation accounts for 31% of the city’s greenhouse gas emissions. What ...

(In the Menominee language, related to Anishinaabe, “aiatci’a ni’tcîkûn,” translates to “sneezing spasmodically”) The first question people usually ask about Sneezeweed is, “Does it make you sneeze?” ...

The inaugural season of the Como Park Lutheran Church Farmers Market has been a resounding success, according to Lindsay Stauner, assistant director of the St. Paul Farmers Market. The market, 1545 ...

While Falcon Heights residents are fortunate to have several qualified and concerned candidates on the ballot for city council this fall, I believe Georgiana May, in her 35 years of residence, has ...