5 Places to Introduce Kids to Art In Rochester MN
Gorgeous, world famous works of art are fun to have on a “bucket list,” but a closer look reveals that art abounds in our community. From world famous artists to...
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Field Trip Friday: Nerstrand Big Woods
by Heather
Last updated June 2023 It was a rainy week, and I knew my kids were antsy because they hadn’t been outside all week. With my kids, I can tell...
Field Trip Friday: Bell Natural History Museum and Planetarium
Besides the prehistoric animal exhibit, which highlights animals that roamed our state, there are multiple artistic and beautiful dioramas where you can explore Minnesota's diverse landscapes....
Field Trip Friday: Pine Island
A stone's throw from Rochester, just 15 miles north on Highway 52, Pine Island is a quiet town with plenty of activities for the adventurer!...
CSA: Community Supported Art with Clover & Rose + Forager Brewery
Local arts and interesting finds shop Clover & Rose is teaming up with Forager Brewery to offer 4 CSA (Community Supported Art) offerings this year....
What a Perfect Pair! Girl Scout Cookies and Local Brews/Wines
Girl Scout cookies and local brews and wines are a perfect pair. Here are our pairings for Girl Scout cookies with local brews and wines....
Keep the Pennies in Your Pocket: Saving Time and Money on your Groceries
People’s Food Co-op has great prices and deals everyday. We’d like to share with you some of the best ways we've found to maximize your savings while you shop the...
Check It Out! Construction in The Med City
by Shari
Behind the Post Bulletin there is an extremely large construction project going on and the whole site is visible from the skyway and parking ramps....
Love ’em or Hate ’em, Silver Lake’s Resident Geese Are Here to Stay
by Jodie Meurer
My own children grew up feeding the geese. This was many many years ago - before Google and Facebook taught us that bread and corn are not good for birds....
So You wanna Get Involved In Your Community?
I have had many people ask me how or why I became involved in the community and it invariably leads to a second question of how they can become involved....