Aesop Fables coming to life at St. Edward School
St. Edward's will bring Aesop's Fables Redux to life in its first all-school play on March 16.
St. Edward's will bring Aesop's Fables Redux to life in its first all-school play on March 16.
One by one they filed into the American Legion on Saturday night, all supporting Chris Marczak Hansen in her battle against breast cancer.
Peter Gorton's passion for making former colored pitcher John Wesley Donaldson's name as well-known as Satchel Paige, announced recently that a 90-minute film about the life of the left-hander who
Ever since he was in high school at Round Lake-Brewster, Mitchel VanWesten wanted to be a coach. “I knew I wasn't that great as a player,” he said. “I wasn’t much of a scorer.
When you come from a city of over 400,000 to live in a city of less than 1,500, it's a little bit of a culture shock.
Catholic United Financial’s school raffle was held recently.
Following an impressive showing a seasons ago, the Minneota Robotics team is gearing up for the annual FIRST Robotics Lake Superior Northern Lights Region competition in Duluth from March 7-10.
Cancer doesn't pick favorites. The dreaded disease doesn't care if we are young or old, heavy or thin, black or white, or male or female.
Even though the most recent school shooting occurred hundreds of miles away, the news hit school administrators, teachers, students and parents like a ton of bricks in Minneota.
Senior Gared Moorse celebrated SnoBall Week at Minneota High by dunking like “LeBron James,” and eating a tape worm — or, sorry, a strip of candy during the “games” on Monday.