Dave Overlund

An immersive Alice In Wonderland experience is set to open in Minneapolis next month! "The Alice" will temporarily take over Stillheart Distillery and Cocktail Lounge from July 20th to October 23rd.

Holmgren went on to star for the Redhawks before playing a single season at Gonzaga. Mock drafts have seen him being selected either first or second in tonight's draft.

Is it a coincidence, or have others experienced sore hips specifically when they had COVID? I know muscle aches and fatigue are all common symptoms of many illnesses, but this one was very specific and localized.

Want to get away but don't love the idea of dealing with the busy airports? Well do I have the home for you!

On one hand, swimming is refreshing on a super hot day and the activity is sure to wear down his battery a bit before bedtime. On the other hand, heat exhaustion runs in our family and I don't necessarily think it is wise for us to load up the car and trek to the pool.

It all started with people leaving chairs out and now we've taken it too far. What's next? Someone roping off an entire block for their family, only to show up five minutes before the parade? (Side note- IMAGINE ALL THE CANDY if you actually did this!)

There are a bunch of great DQ locations in the area but I prefer the ones where you get out of the car and wait in line outside, for the vibes.

I checked out a local grocer's advertisement from 2019 and compared the prices to the ad from this week. Considering that these are items in the circular, they may be sale prices and not exactly accurate as far as day-to-day price.

We all know the cost of everything from gas to groceries has gone through the roof and families are being forced to cut costs across the board. However, that doesn't mean that you can't have a fun summer in Sartell on a budget!

All in all, I am grateful to live in Central Minnesota for many reasons, not the least of which is the wide array of options for entertainment in the summer. Thanks, Sartell!

I am sympathetic to the plight of these businesses, but as a consumer it is getting a little ridiculous. My problem is businesses are still taking on the workload of a 'normal' time as opposed to being up front and honest about their situation.

The real punishment came when I got home. My behavior was not acceptable and I was very much made aware of this fact by my dad. I was made accountable for each of my transgressions and was punished accordingly. Does that happen today?