Cascades of red and green light blanketed the skies over the Twin Cities metro Nov. 11 in one of the most vivid displays of the northern lights in recent memory. The colorful display was visible from ...

Opening reception for Lisa Himmelstrup pottery and the Lake Country Pastel Society’s annual fall exhibition from 4 to 6 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 1. The exhibit demonstrates the versatility of the pastel ...

Partridge pea is a favorite of native plant enthusiasts and gardeners for so many reasons. This member of the pea family, with its bright yellow flowers and red anthers, is an annual found in prairie ...

So often in my work I hear of people detesting this time of year for the temptations of rich, traditional dishes, cookies, treats and festive libations. I hear people saying they’ve been eating too ...

As the Bugle’s fall fundraising campaign begins to gather steam, we want to reiterate the importance that all of our supporters, where ever they may live, make to our annual campaign. In the October ...

An operating levy for St. Paul Public Schools is on the Nov. 4 ballot, the first such levy sought since 2018. School district leaders say the increase is needed in the face of rising inflation, state ...

The St. Paul Parks and Recreation Department recently named Erica Prosser as the new director of the Como Park Zoo & Conservatory. The decision came following Prosser’s work as the interim director ...

The Bugle’s annual fall fundraiser kicks off this month with the expectation that scores of individual, business and nonprofit donors will answer our call to keep the newspaper, website and social ...

Falcon Heights voters will choose two from a field of four candidates for City Council on November 4. Current council member Eric Meyer is running for a second four-year term; Melanie Leehy is not ...

La Morelense, a locally owned restaurant showcasing the robust cuisine of Morelos, Mexico, opened in April at 1552 Como Ave. Owner Maria Rios and her close friend and business partner Cristian Ayala ...

Long-time St. Anthony Park resident Jack Neely has been honing his woodworking craft for the past 20 years. It all started when he began making wooden toys for his grandchildren. Using wood from maple ...

*In 1886, Mrs. Jennie Hall moved to St. Anthony Park, where she recalled listening to the whippoorwills at night: “It was a very pretty spot, right among the trees, and we had all the wildflowers that ...