by Nancy Eike | Mar 1, 2021 | Uncategorized
My dad always had a vegetable garden in the side yard at my growing-up home. I remember the hours of work he’d put into tilling the ground each year, spreading the manure, sowing the seeds of lettuce, spinach, beans, cucumbers, carrots and radishes, and planting the...
by Madeline Kopiecki | Mar 1, 2021 | Garden, Local Makers
White Bear Lake local Michelle Bruhn shares her gardening expertise and local food journey on her Forks in the Dirt blog. Growing up, Michelle Bruhn was in a family of green thumbs; gardening was second nature. Years later, after having her second child and making the...
by Nancy Eike | Mar 1, 2021 | Build, Interior Design
GreenHalo Builds creates homes that are beautiful, energy efficient and good for you. The first things you notice when you step foot in the newly built modern Scandinavian-style home uniquely nestled into the established neighborhood in Mahtomedi, are the open-concept...
by Samantha De Leon | Mar 1, 2021 | Arts, People
New band Luutsön creates a legacy. When asked how it feels to be making music with his fellow bandmates, Seth Bostrom says it’s one of his favorite things to do. “Creating music with each other is such a unique experience,” he says. Luutsön, whose style of music...
by Hailey Almsted | Mar 1, 2021 | Drinks, Interior Design
Bar carts give a nod to Old Hollywood glamour. Bar carts, once a staple in American homes, offices and restaurants, have been resurrected from the past and are making a trendy comeback. Used for entertaining, bar carts allow guests to participate in an approachable...
