
This issue shines some light on a few of the great things folks are doing all around the valley. Kudos to you! It is our hope that our stories might resonate like the Japanese proverb that says, “One kind word can warm three winter months.”
This issue shines some light on a few of the great things folks are doing all around the valley. Kudos to you! It is our hope that our stories might resonate like the Japanese proverb that says, “One kind word can warm three winter months.”
Visitors enjoyed a great weekend in September at Hudson’s Spirit of the St. Croix Art Festival with fine art, artist demonstrations, live music performances, kids’ activities and plenty of fall flavors.
It was a picture-perfect day at White Eagle Golf Club in Hudson for Hudson Hospital Foundation’s 38th annual golf tournament.
When it comes to family vacations, the paths not typically taken can lead to the most interesting and fulfilling excursions.
Since 1983, Lake Elmo Inn has created a year-round dining experience that’s unlike others in the Twin Cities.
The folks at St. Croix Off Broadway at Hudson House Grand Hotel will serve up cool versions of your favorite Frank Sinatra tunes in a production of Christmas My Way, A Sinatra Holiday Bash!
Smith + Trade Mercantile connects artisans with art lovers.
Alexandra Eve Howe dreamed of being a personal stylist since she was a little girl.
At Woodbury’s Small Things Fair Trade shop, there are plenty of beautiful handmade items to choose from, each with its own baked-in story.
If you’ve always wanted to try curling but didn’t know where to begin, St. Croix Valley is home to the St. Croix Curling Center.
We asked the founders of Revival Chiropractic in Stillwater to share some easy ways to de-stress.
Summer Smiles and Sweet Corn took first place in the People and Families category of the 2018 Lens on St. Croix Valley photo contest.
Tips to change your look & jump start your goals from Hudson salon Two Redheads and a Wolf.
"Kitchens of the Great Midwest" and "The Lager Queen of Minnesota" are set with love and care in the Midwest.
An estate planning and retirement attorney by trade, Shannon Enright has always loved learning about new cultures, but it wasn’t until an October 2017 trip to Ghana to deliver polio vaccinations and build part of a school that she first got the idea to open a fair trade store.