Wabasha set to celebrate 30th anniversary of "Grumpy Old Men"
Wabasha is a city known for the Mississippi River, its eagle population, and a certain cantankerous movie.
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Wabasha is a city known for the Mississippi River, its eagle population, and a certain cantankerous movie.
In this week's Finding Minnesota, John Lauritsen shows us why people love spending the night at the Middle River Schoolhouse.
Even when it's well below zero, waves can still be more than 10-feet high on Lake Superior.
Winters in our state mean lots of snowmobiling. And with that comes lots of memories.
"It's like a reverse snow globe, where you're sitting in the globe and the snow is outside," Keith Stetz said.
When it's cold outside, there's at least one place you can go to get warm -- a sauna. In this week's Finding Minnesota, John Lauritsen shows us how Cokato became "Sauna City."
Even in the ice and cold, there's a team near Monticello that's always ready to work their tails off. Silent Run Adventures is a dog sledding team that got off to a unique start.
"They add to my prayers. They're not distracting at all, they're just the opposite," said visitor Terry Goerke.
Every town celebrates Christmas in its own way. In Luverne, the signs, and the nutcrackers, are everywhere.
Whether you call it "soda" or "pop," there's a place in the Twin Cities that appeals to any kind of sweet tooth.
When it comes to starting your own business, sometimes you have to take a leap of faith. That's what two business partners did in Perham. In this week's Finding Minnesota, John Lauritsen shows us how they transformed a beloved church into a beloved restaurant.
"It was a central point to bring people together, and it still can be that today," said Ron Manzow.
It's a hidden gem that's not so hidden anymore, even if no one is exactly sure why it was put here in the first place.
Maple Grove's Hindu temple draws people from across the Midwest. Some drive several hours through several states just to worship there.
In this week's Finding Minnesota, John Lauritsen got a tour of one of the last remaining lutefisk-processing plants in the country during their "busiest" time of year.
