Twin Cities Artist Starts Postal Express Project, Sends Sketches To Your Mailbox
A Twin Cities artist has started a unique program since the stay-at-home order began. He's calling it the Postal Express Project.
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A Twin Cities artist has started a unique program since the stay-at-home order began. He's calling it the Postal Express Project.
With graduation ceremonies going virtual, students are finding a new purpose for their gowns.
Many people in the town of Red Wing use a trip to Hanisch Bakery as a way to cope with their new normal.
The Walk for Animals is the Animal Humane Society's largest annual fundraiser and they usually bring in about $1 million. This year, they're hoping to do it virtually.
A Cottage Grove senior care facility got a big surprise Friday -- 77 bouquets of flowers. That's one for each of the people who live at Norris Square, a senior care center in Cottage Grove.
It started with one donation, and in a few weeks it has grown to giving $70,000 to people in need.
Teachers are used to getting creative to make things work for their students, especially during this time of distance learning -- but a special needs teacher from Fergus Falls has really embraced her creative side -- hook, line and sinker!
Minnetonka's community education program is led by Tim Litfin, who is serving his city by getting creative.
An 11 year-old from Prior Lake learned how to sew in order to provide homemade face masks for those who need them most.
Betty Claussen turned 91 years old Sunday. But she did so in quarantine, self-isolating herself in her northeast Minneapolis home.
Several Minnesota organizations are working together to donate bicycles to workers performing essential jobs in the Twin Cities amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Community leaders says the COVID-19 pandemic is magnifying existing health disparities in the native population. One group is using food to address that, nourishing bodies and souls.
Even the simplest gestures can take a lot of work. But to a few dozen staff members at Somerset High School in Wisconsin, the extra effort is worth it.
A local juice company is sending care packages to medical workers on the front lines of the battle against COVID-19.
For the last month, Nancy Nerland has been sewing face masks from dawn to dusk. She estimates she's made more than 800 masks, donating all of them to front-line efforts.
