State Fair

Here we are, a day I know I have been dreading since we received that terrible news in late May.

Like the rest of us, Northern Soda Company doesn't think it's fair that there's no Minnesota State Fair this year.

The Minnesota State Fair's alternative Food Parade kicked off late last week, and photos of the fair grounds have revealed something shocking -- green grass.

These super limited edition tees are part of the very first merchandise collection to ever come from the company.

As if COVID-19 ruining the Great Minnesota Get-Together wasn't bad enough, opportunists are now ruining the fair's alternative summer spectacular with outrageously over-priced tickets.

All vehicles will follow the same one-way 1.5-mile route through the fairgrounds, stopping by all 16 vendors.

The Minnesota State Fair is helping fill the void left by canceling the fair by selling sleeves of their iconic drinking vessels.

Miller's Concessions has changed their game plan and will now be open all week in the Crossroads Center parking lot.

Sweet Matha's Cookies won't be available by the bucket this year, but they can be made fresh in your home after you pick them up at Coborn's.

We are looking at a quiet summer with a lot fewer fried snacks which is good for my health, but bad for my foodie soul.

All fair board members voted in favor of canceling the state fair in 2020.

A woman in Fairbault has set up her own Pronto Pup stand at the end of her driveway, making and selling the State Fair favorites while she can't be traveling the state.