WCCO Saturday Morning Links (April 8)
From craft shows to dog Olympics to a WWI exhibit, Mike Augustyniak is exploring all there is to do in the Twin Cities on WCCO Saturday Morning.
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From craft shows to dog Olympics to a WWI exhibit, Mike Augustyniak is exploring all there is to do in the Twin Cities on WCCO Saturday Morning.
Derek Hitchner, a sophomore at The Blake School in Minneapolis, shot a 10-under-par score of 134, winning last year's state tournament by a whopping 11 strokes and notching the lowest score in its history.
The Masters Tournament will finish on Sunday with the fitting of the green jacket, and one Minnesota woman will be watching the course very closely.
"It's a FREE interactive event. Wear workout clothing to practice our PT test and enjoy light refreshments afterward. Meet female troopers from across the state and hear their unique stories. Ask questions and get ready to apply!"
More than 70 people died in an apparent chemical weapons attack in Syria earlier this week. The attack is just the latest in a six-year Syrian conflict that has left 500,000 people dead and created five million refugees.
On July 14 and 15, Chanhassen Dinner Theatres is hosting "Legends of Country," a celebration of country music's biggest names.
The JazzMN Orchestra is wrapping up its latest concert season Friday with the help of a Grammy Winning Composer.
Featuring music by Leonard Bernstein and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, the show was an instant classic.
On April 6, 2016, the historic grandstand that was almost 90 years old caught fire.
A social network known for connecting neighbors now helps police fight crime and make communities safer.
Clients from Iowa, the Dakotas, and even Tennessee all come to this small town near Rochester.
Erin Rolek is the first sommelier from Minnesota ever named to that list.
April is Autism Awareness Month. To help support the cause and bring awareness to the issue, a walk is being held by Fraser at the Mall of America this weekend.
The Minnesota Landscape Arboretum has been named the best botanical garden in the nation.
Twin Cities Gay Men's Chorus will perform Hand in Hand along with Kansas City's Heartland Men's Chorus Friday and Saturday, April 7th and 8th.
