sauk rapids

I was browsing what is available in the St. Cloud area this weekend and I found a place that I can't stop thinking about. Mainly because it has its own quarry.

One Sauk Rapids family has been bringing holiday cheer to the community with the help of over 20,000 glowing lights.

It's the season to be thankful, and we're thankful for the food service staff at Sauk-Rapids-Rice Public Schools.

I was looking up admiring the stars, looking toward the north sky and suddenly a really bright star started moving.

The 13th annual Sauk Rapids Holiday Parade of Lights has been canceled for this year. The city posted the announcement on its Facebook page Friday.

Sometimes I think he is right about no one knowing what they are doing. Especially when I see people come to a dead stop in the middle of one.

I've lived in both St. Cloud and Sauk Rapids, and I feel like I've been here long enough to share my opinions and make this claim.

I've been living in Sauk Rapids for almost four years now and I'm just now realizing how great the sidewalks are in that town.

It doesn't have to take you a day to get somewhere to view fall colors. You just gotta look in your own backyard.

The leaves on the trees are changing colors already. I spotted it on August 23rd, and chances are good if I noticed it then, it had to have been happening well before that.

Last week we got word from Emily Coborn that the penny horses and cow buttons at area stores are now operational again, after being temporarily "off-limits"

The temperature was 92 at 7:30 PM, and standing in a parking lot would've been unbearable under normal circumstances. But 2020 is far from normal.