The Stillwater Area Public Schools Board approved the St. Croix Education Association’s Teachers’ contract for 2021-2023 on a 6-1 vote at Stil…
A 17-year-old Stillwater Area High School student died following a water emergency in the St. Croix River early Thursday evening. Just before …
The Washington County Board of Commissioners appointed Diane Andresen as a business representative on the Workforce Development Board April 26.
The Minnesota Recreation and Park Association awarded Alex McKinney, Washington County Parks Manager, the Jack Niles Award.
The Washington County Board of Commissioners proclaimed May 14 as Apraxia Awareness Day at its meeting May 10.
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The Minnesota Recreation and Park Association awarded Alex McKinney, Washington County Parks…
The Washington County Board of Commissioners proclaimed May 14 as Apraxia Awareness Day at i…
In many communities around the nation there is a cannon near the area’s courthouse. These se…
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The Stillwater Area Public Schools Board approved the St. Croix Education Association’s Teac…
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Actors are like carpenters: They need good tools to build a good product.
The Zephyr Theatre goes to great lengths to introduce performance arts to area children.
BY Matt DeBow
Hudson, Wisc. — The Phipps Center for the Arts in will present a free community forum inspired by an exhibition of paintings and digitally designed posters by Duluth-based artist Moira Villiard. The exhibition, titled “Doublethink: The Rights of the Child” www.artbymoira.com/rightsofthechild…
The Zephyr audience will be the first to hear Phil Thompson’s new Christmas show. The Kawai-endorsed pianist and vocalist will deliver the neatly packaged “A Country Christmas” to the theatre Dec. 22.
St. Croix Valley Opera’s is in the middle of its “Bridge to Growth” fundraising campaign during the month of November.
Booze might not have a major role in the murder mystery “Clue.” But when amateur sleuths come to watch the theatrical version of the popular board game and movie at The Zephyr this month, alcohol may be involved.
Instead of writing this summer, I made it my (unofficial) job to oversee the bargain bins at Target and extend awkward greetings to friends and strangers alike over unnecessary, but nonetheless enchanting items, like glitter toiletry bags and chalkboard garden signs. Mind you, I don’t garden…
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