Finding Minnesota: Ice Cream In January
This is about the time of year when you start forgetting what your neighbors look like. It's been so long since we've been out with our faces uncovered.
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This is about the time of year when you start forgetting what your neighbors look like. It's been so long since we've been out with our faces uncovered.
Long before people used snowmobiles to travel across the deep snow of our Minnesota winters, they relied on dogs who pulled sleds.
Machines, computers and robots are now doing work that human hands used to take care of. In some ways, it has made the process more efficient and less expensive. But gone is a bit of the authenticity.
Many of you probably took lots of pictures over the weekend or maybe even received a new digital camera as a Christmas gift. Instead of taking lots of picture of your family members and friends, consider stepping outside and taking some photos of nature.
With Christmas less than a week away, you would expect hams, pies and cookies to be the top sellers in grocery stores.
Over the weekend, you may have treated yourself to a cup of hot cocoa or maybe a brownie or a chunk of fudge.
If you know any Norwegians, you've almost certainly been offered lefse. It's a Scandinavian treat made from potatoes that's especially popular around the holidays.
You may have spent some time over the weekend picking out a tree for your home for the holidays.
Minnesota is home to several giant roadside attractions -- Paul Bunyan, a huge walleye and a prairie chicken, to name a few.
There is a place right in the Twin Cities that makes cookies, cakes and pies ... the old-fashioned way. Jerabek's New Bohemian Bakery and Coffeehouse is located on the westside of St. Paul.
There's more to do in Minnesota than what we feature each week in Finding Minnesota, so we've started this list for you. Check back each week as we find new things for you to experience across our state.
When the honor guard fires into the air during veterans' funerals, it's a tribute to someone who has served this country. But before that moment arrives -- before those veterans pass on -- there's a growing effort to save their stories.
With more than 70 state parks to choose from in Minnesota, we are fortunate to have lots of great options.
There are buildings still standing in Minnesota that are 150 to 200 years old, but many towns in the northeastern part of the state don't have buildings older than 92.
It is one of the oldest resorts in Minnesota and later this month, Lutsen Resort will be celebrating its 125th anniversary.
