Yes, technically it's April, but March Madness comes to Minneapolis this week. if you’re trying to score some last-minute Final Four tickets, the Better Business Bureau has some advice.
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[Outdoors]
Over the past few decades, Prairie Restorations has restored more than 25,000 acres of prairies, wetlands and woodlands.
Lisa Najarian is a woman on a mission—she understands the destruction a tiny tick can wreak on people’s lives.
[Sports]
Before getting involved with the Open World program, =, Rotary member, White Bear Lake resident and business consultant (think Shark Tank, but exclusively for food products) had no connection to Russia.
Everyone deserves to feel well. Whether you’re suffering through a minor cold or a chronic illness, many different modalities of care are available.
Step into the lives and former hideouts of 1930s era gangsters who spent their days tucked away in cottages around White Bear and Bald Eagle Lakes through White Bear Lake Historical Society’s gangster tour.
A cafe that not only offers coffee, tea, vintage soda, panini and other treats, but welcomes all gam-ers to show up and have a good time is exactly what co-owners Michael Farmer and Craig Harding offer at The B
Big Wood Brewery invites all intrigued by beer and the brewing process to tour their space with one of their brew-masters on the first Friday of the month.
As long as Minnesotans have known notoriously brutal Midwest winters, we have celebrated the reprieve summer weather brings and enjoyed relaxing on the beach. From the state’s infancy, White Bear Lake has served as one of these vacation getaways.
Amid the shops in downtown White Bear Lake is a little furniture store specializing in giving the old new purpose. Now the building the store occupies has gotten a facelift as well, thanks to Eli Rupnow, the building’s new owner.
On September 17, the White Bear Center for the Arts (WBCA) is hosting a program about Saint Hildegard of Bingen in honor of her feast day, September 17.
