Mary hadn't thought of Ming Shiue since the last school bell rang on the last day of class in 1965.

The Minnesota Army National Guard this spring will begin constructing an $11.2 million armory-type building in Arden Hills.

Brigid Shields, reference librarian at the Minnesota History Center, offers these tips: Keep it personal .

By Beth Hawkins Thursday, Jan. 28, 2010 Next year, the Mounds View school day will start five minutes earlier and end five minutes later.

A rare dual concert features both the SPCO and the Minnesota Orchestra in ballet music of Stravinsky.

A lifelong dream of U.S. citizenship fulfilled, he headed to Afghanistan. It's official: Foreigners serving in the U.S. military have a fast-track route to citizenship.

Learning is like a gym membership, according to an education professor from Bethel University in Arden Hills.

When/where: 7:30 p.m. Thu., 8 p.m. Fri. ; 8 p.m. Sat. ; 2 p.m. Sun. . Tickets: $11-$86. 612-371-5656 or 651-291-1144. Michael and Daria Adams Music at home More from Sunday's paper Some jobs gone for good Damian Johnson: 'They gonna miss me' One-in-a-million reunion in Iraq More from www.startribune.com M ichael and Daria Adams were struggling to ...

Tuesday e-mail from Grandma Ski of Arden Hills: "Subject: Who's on first? "As my sister Renee and I were having supper last night , the 'Entertainment Tonight' channel was on.

Dolan Media Co., Minneapolis, acquired an additional 7.57 percent membership interest in National Default Exchange, increasing its ownership from 84.67 percent to 92.24 percent.

Helping out at church, delivering meals to elderly people and picking up litter could soon translate into the exalted status of a letter jacket at the Mounds View district's two high schools.

More than a dozen churches, companies and local governments were honored Tuesday for assisting members of the Minnesota National Guard as they return home from deployments.

Happy New Year? Not always. Sometimes, Jan. 1 is a very bad day. Computer meltdowns, hurricanes, fires, car wrecks, exploding volcanoes - New Year's Day is a time for some around the world to get whacked by the worst.

If you absolutely can't let go of red and green this season, use natural reds and greens like pine boughs laden with red berries, suggests Letitia Little, owner of Minneapolis-based Letitia Little Interior Design, Inc.

Share + Dec 22, 2009 6:32 pm US/Central It's just a couple of days away from Christmas and it sounds like it's going to be a very white one.

Larry Frattallone, founder of Frattallone's Ace Hardware, didn't find success right away.

Nothing says back to school like a recession. Spurred by the struggling economy, enrollment at Minnesota State Colleges and Universities jumped this fall with 13 colleges reporting enrollment increases of 10 percent or more.

To the list of biblical miracles, add this one. Minnesota's largest church is poised to become the second-largest in the country - thanks to new satellite megachurches planned for Woodbury and Blaine.

The medical device company already employs about 450 people in Arden Hills, where the company makes medications pumps for use with patients in hospitals, pain clinics, cancer centers and at home.

Smiths Medical will hire about 50 additional workers in Minnesota after shuttering a facility in Waukesha, Wis., by July.