St. Louis Park, Minnesota, raises awareness about Thanksgiving food waste, promoting ways to reduce leftovers and utilize an organics recycling program.

The Ramsey Fire Department shares safety tips for deep frying turkeys, cautioning about hot oil injuries, fire hazards, and the dangers of cooking with propane fryers outside, especially in poor weather.

Ellie Swanson, with disabilities, thrives at Dunn Bros. Coffee, thanks to inclusive hiring supported by ERAF and owner Michael Kollar's commitment to diversity.

Maple Grove offers an indoor Farmers Market at the community center on November 7 and 19, featuring local vendors, activities, and a warm atmosphere for shopping.

Bloomington's winter farmers market will start on November 9th, providing seasonal local produce and artisan crafts indoors at the Civic Plaza, supporting local vendors and economy.

Over 500 people attended the Bloomington Police Department's "Cookout with the Cops" to engage positively with law enforcement through food, activities, and conversation.

Scramblin’ Egg food truck owners won Hatch Bloomington's inaugural competition, securing the chance to establish a permanent restaurant in the city and potentially expand further.

Grackle, a new restaurant with a scratch kitchen concept, opens in Maple Grove, MN, in the former Wahlburger's location at The Village at Arbor Lakes.

The Maple Grove Farmers Market ends its outdoor season with a Halloween-themed event, offering seasonal produce and treats for families. It will move indoors to the Community Center starting November 7th.

Tyler Bourgoin, the new 21-year-old owner of Pizza Flame in Coon Rapids, aims to revitalize the restaurant with an on-sale liquor license and a return to pre-COVID service.

The Food Scraps Pickup Program in Washington and Ramsey counties is expanding to 19 new communities to reduce food waste. Residents can sign up for the free curbside service starting October 1, 2024.

The Bloomington Outdoor Farmers Market is nearing its last two dates for the season on October 5 and 12, with live music and local vendors, before moving indoors starting November 9.

The Blaine Festival committee took over the annual pork chop dinner's grilling duties from former Mayor Tom Ryan, continuing a 30-year community tradition of summer feasts and polka music.