December is as good as month as any for a twist. In our Noteworthy section, we decided to offer our regular contributors a month off and turned to some of our Advisory Board members, who fill the space with some of their favorite holiday traditions and recipes.
Nearly 600 participants and community members gathered for the 9th Annual Reading is Fun 5K Run/Walk, hosted by the District 279 Foundation
Nonprofit organization Love Conquers Violence hosted the annual Bags for Nat gathering to raise awareness and funds to prevent domestic violence.
When it comes to family vacations, the paths not typically taken can lead to the most interesting and fulfilling excursions.
True Happiness placed second in our Focus on Maple Grove photo contest’s People and Families category.
Top off the season’s celebrations with a New Year’s Eve party from 2-6 p.m. at the Maple Grove Community Center. The special event has become an annual tradition, which offers residents a family-friendly option to bid adieu to the year and celebrate new beginnings.
Passionate about empowering youth and giving back to the community, Maple Grove resident Steffany Fleming founded Inspire and Flourish in 2007.
I Support the Girls collects personal items for those who can’t afford them.
Keep resolutions, lower stress and build strength at local cycling gym.
Maple Grove Arts Center CEO/founder Lorrie Link was born on Christmas Day, and her sister was born on Christmas Eve.
Enjoy this homemade version of the Twin Bing candy bars, made in Iowa.
Swedish meatballs are the perfect comfort food for the holiday season and make great leftovers to help ring in the New Year.
Advisory Board member Birgit Gruess shares the best of her holiday.
Our editor has two requirements for a holiday cocktail: It has to taste good AND look the part.
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