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Curling enthusiasts, aspiring curlers and those who love Minnesota winters are encouraged to come to Lily Lake this Saturday, Jan. 18 for the second annual Frozen Flannel Outdoor Curling & Bonspiel.
Shake off winter’s chill with an evening of Baroque music and the more contemporary music it has inspired. Music Saint Croix, Stillwater’s professional chamber music ensemble, presents Baroque Reflections, Friday, January 17 and Saturday, January 18. Warm up in the cozy setting of the Washin…
Kevin Ott has joined the Stillwater Gazette as a reporter. Born and raised in Duluth, Minn., Ott attended college at the University of Minnesota Duluth (UMD) and earned bachelor’s degrees in journalism and communication.
Mikayla Holmgren will present the “Dreaming Big Without Limits Fashion Show” taking place at…
This month a St. Croix Valley nonprofit celebrates five decades of helping people who strugg…
The Washington County Historical Society is putting history back together with this year’s H…
The City of Stillwater was recently awarded a $3,085 grant from the Minnesota Historical Soc…
The Stillwater City Council is considering a range of infrastructure updates valued at over …
Stillwater is home to one of the best Military Police companies in the United States Army, a…
Seven restaurants in downtown Stillwater are participating in the 2020 Best Burger in the Valley, an annual competition and fundraiser held by Main Street restaurants. This is the 11th year of the competition.
The Greater Stillwater Chamber of Commerce hosted a 45th Anniversary ribbon cutting for long-time member Joseph’s Restaurant on Dec. 6. The event took place at the iconic restaurant off of Hwy 36 in Oak Park Heights. Joseph’s owners, family, friends, staff, Chamber Ambassadors, members, and …
A local chocolate artist received high marks at an international chocolate competition.
LAKE ELMO — It has been a season-long back-and-forth battle for the Stillwater and Forest Lake girls Nordic skiing teams, but it was the Ponies who held on for a 477.5-473 victory in the six-team Suburban East Conference freestyle race on Tuesday, Jan. 14 at Lake Elmo Park Reserve.
WELCH — Inside and outside of the Suburban East conference, it was a productive week for the Stillwater boys and girls alpine ski teams.
The St. Croix Preparatory Academy boys basketball team continued its unbeaten season with Skyline Conference victories over New Life Academy and Nova Classical.
On March 3, Minnesotans will go to the polls to help its major political parties choose their presidential candidates. Sort of. Unlike the legislative and local government primary held in August or the general election held in November, the presidential primary will have some important differences.
The nation’s counties and states have been put on the spot by a presidential order that requires state and local governments to formally approve refugees being settled in their jurisdiction.
For older adults who wish to age well by planning for their future needs, there’s a helpful printed guide available. The Seniors Blue Book, published twice a year, is a free publication covering resources over the twin cities seven county metro area, including Washington County.
One morning, Judy Rubertus, a resident at Boutwells Landing in Oak Park Heights, was reading a story in the Star Tribune about two women who went to their local grocery store to ask what they did with the flowers they could no longer sell.
Curling enthusiasts, aspiring curlers and those who love Minnesota winters are encouraged to come to Lily Lake this Saturday, Jan. 18 for the second annual Frozen Flannel Outdoor Curling & Bonspiel.
Shake off winter’s chill with an evening of Baroque music and the more contemporary music it has inspired. Music Saint Croix, Stillwater’s professional chamber music ensemble, presents Baroque Reflections, Friday, January 17 and Saturday, January 18. Warm up in the cozy setting of the Washin…
On March 3, Minnesotans will go to the polls to help its major political parties choose their presidential candidates. Sort of. Unlike the legislative and local government primary held in August or the general election held in November, the presidential primary will have some important differences.
The nation’s counties and states have been put on the spot by a presidential order that requires state and local governments to formally approve refugees being settled in their jurisdiction.
Editor’s note: This is the eighth and final editorial in a yearlong series on issues facing Minnesota’s aging population.
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