Finding Minnesota: Steve's Meat Market
Now that Thanksgiving is behind us, it's time to get ready for a flurry of additional holiday meals leading up through New Years.
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Now that Thanksgiving is behind us, it's time to get ready for a flurry of additional holiday meals leading up through New Years.
The back roads of Sherburne County are about 3,000 miles shy of the North Pole. But that's where you'll find another kind man in his workshop, making toys year-round.
In Cannon Falls, people passing by the Ferndale Market could easily assume it's just like any other store off Highway 52. They'd be wrong.
The legend of Paul Bunyan is big in Minnesota, but only one town - Pequot Lakes - has Bunyan's giant fishing bobber.
At the beginning of the 20th Century, Minnesota became home for the largest Swedish population in the country.
Throughout history, the mysterious crow has often been viewed with suspicion and fear. What, then, should we make of a place with a giant crow on the edge of town -- just beyond its cemetery?
All kinds of old things have found new life in an art exhibit that just opened on the campus of Metro State University.
Pretty soon, families will start testing their carving skills on this year's jack-o-lanterns. But a few of the pumpkins from one Minnesota farm never make it that far.
This week in Finding Minnesota, we went to see one of the oldest trees in the state. It's just outside of Rochester, in the city of Oronoco.
The fall grape harvest is under way at Minnesota's 30-plus wineries.
This is the time of the year many of us head out to an apple orchard and pull out our favorite apple pie recipes.
Before you know it, the trees in Minnesota will be turning bright shades of yellow, orange and red.
It looks like many of the small cities in Minnesota that you may drive through to get to some other destination. But you can't drive through Lindstrom without noticing the big coffee pot hovering above the downtown area.
Most owners of valuable art collections might be nervous about having children play around them -- not to mention children with golf clubs.
Art comes in many forms, as you know. And pottery seems to be making comeback in popularity.
