“And so with the sunshine and the great bursts of leaves growing on the trees, just as things grow in fast movies, I had a familiar conviction that life was beginning over again with the summer.” —F. Scott Fitzgerald, The Great Gatsby
Readers share their hometown favorites.
Highlighting the creativity in our community.
The most anticipated issue of the year—the annual Best of Maple Grove—sheds light on the people, businesses and services that make up the fabric of our incredible community.
Local restaurants serve up plant-based burger options.
“We’re not that old as a city, technically,” says Alan Madsen, president of the Maple Grove Historic Preservation Society. Originally home to the Ojibwe tribe, then the Winnebago tribe, after their relocation by the U.S.
Maple Grove Magazine enjoys showcasing the lake community in a number of ways, and that includes sharing readers’ points of view through what they see, appreciate and capture with their cameras.
There are many ways to select “the best” of anything, and in this case, I’ve chosen the single book which has the most lifetime circulations at the Maple Grove Library: Split Second by Fern Michaels, with 166 checkouts!
Perennials provide color year after year and are easily maintained once established. Each perennial offers unique features in your garden—from vibrant color to interest for wildlife, perennials are utilized by homeowners to create an attractive landscape.
Spruce up your beverage game and use blackberries to add a burst of seasonal flavor to classic drinks. Peaking in July, these juicy berries provide the perfect touch of sweetness and a stunning color to compliment.
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