University Of Minnesota 'Shoe Tree' Offers Unique Tradition
The shoe tree is exactly as it sounds, with hundreds of pairs of shoes hanging from its branches.
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The shoe tree is exactly as it sounds, with hundreds of pairs of shoes hanging from its branches.
Aging gracefully is something we all hope to do. For some it's harder than others, but it appears to be no problem for a New London man.
The average haunted house or farm lasts between 4 and 7 years. But one of them has been around for more than two decades, and it continues to grow every year.
Raised in Indiana, Ted Bell found there are 10,000 reasons to fall in love with Minnesota -- and one big reason why he moved here.
In this week's Finding Minnesota, John Lauritsen takes us to Lindstrom to show us how abused and neglected animals are getting a new lease on life.
Think about some of your earliest childhood memories, and chances are they were spent on a carnival ride -- maybe even on a Tilt-A-Whirl.
Therapy horses can do wonders for people. From physical ailments to mental health, they have been known to improve lives. But there is one therapy horse in Hennepin County that has helped people while defying the odds.
For a teenager in Western Minnesota, summer vacation is all about beating the boys by riding the bulls.
At one Waconia farm, there is no such thing as llama drama.
Part of the credit for the new look can be given to an old piece of Americana.
Everybody's got their thing, right? That holds true for a retired Minneapolis coach and teacher who has hobby that is just plain goofy -- literally.
Losing a loved one is one of the hardest things someone can go through. And the grieving process can last a long time. But from tragedy comes new life. And Ron Rudolph is learning exactly that.
The Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge stretches along 70 miles of scenic river way. And this time of year it seems to come alive for visitors close to home and far away.
Father Eugene Stenzel has spent most of his life building with stone. And what he's put together with his bare hands is truly amazing.
In this week's Finding Minnesota, John Lauritsen takes us to Foley where a college project has led to one of the largest hops-growing farms in the Midwest.
