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Keep cool during the heat of summer and put that rhubarb to good use with this recipe for rhubarb slush, contributed by Plymouth local Vicky Todnem-Miller.
Over 35 years ago, a group of nine hospital co-workers began having regular dinner gatherings every one to two months. One of these co-workers served this slush during those early […]
“Post-COVID, most Americans would say technology is essential, yet more than half of Minnesotans aged 65 and older still do not have broadband internet,” writes Deb Taylor, CEO at Wayzata-based nonprofit Senior Community Services. Follow the link to learn more about how Senior Community Services is bridging the technology gap for local seniors.
Senior Community Services is helping older adults learn, stay connected and remain independent. “Post-COVID, most Americans would say
Prepare for the upcoming school year by adding these Puffed Quinoa and Peanut Butter Protein Bites to your recipe book. Follow the link for the recipe.
It is nice to have a healthy snack on hand for the kids after school or to eat in the car when driving between activities. Quick and easy to make, […]
Local father-daughter dance duo set to take the stage on America’s Got Talent as part of The Parent Jam! Follow the link to learn more.
Local father-daughter dance duo set to take the stage on America’s Got Talent. If you caught the auditions for the 18th season of America’s
Calling all college students! Local is looking for editorial interns for the fall term. If you want to explore a career in magazine writing and editing, this might be the place for you! Interested applicants can email Hailey Almsted ([email protected]) with their resumes and writing samples.
If this sounds like you, visit our job posting on LinkedIn: Local or Indeed: local.
Vacation plus education: Family-run Belgrade farm and Airbnb offers a chance to experience agricultural life. Follow the link to learn more about Feathered Acres Learning Farm & Inn and the Zachman family.
Family-run Belgrade farm offers a chance to experience agricultural life. As a little girl growing up on a dairy farm in Elrosa, Minnesota
We sat down with the owner of Tree of Life Therapeutic Massage & Spa, DeAnn Larson, to explore the basics of infrared sauna treatments and what readers should know. Follow the link to read the article!
Tree of Life Therapeutic Massage offers a new kind of sauna experience. Saunas are a fairly familiar practice in Minnesota. High temperatures and steam alternating with cool sojourns outside or […]
Plymouth is welcoming a new restaurant to the neighborhood. Follow the link to learn more about Ceviche Seafood House and the Peruvian-Japanese plates it's offering.
New restaurant invites patrons to travel through taste. When you hear of sushi, gyoza and edamame, where does your mind travel? Would you be surprised to hear the reply, “Peru”? […]
Join the Plymouth Rockers as they light up the stage at the Hilde Performance Center 7–8:30 p.m. August 10. The signature red-jacketed Plymouth Rockers will run through a repertoire of classics from the ’50s–’60s, plus a few patriotic tunes for good measure.
Senior chorus celebrates summer with a concert featuring classic hits. Join the Plymouth Rockers as they light up the stage at the Hilde
We go through many different stages in life, and, with age, comes a change in nutritional needs. In our new HEAL column, Plymouth Hy-Vee dietitian Alea Lester Fite highlights some important information. Follow the link to learn more.
We go through many different stages in life, and, with age, comes a change in nutritional needs. There are a variety of elements that can affect those needs, including medications, […]
Happy August, Plymouth Magazine readers! In our August/September issue we're focusing on education. From our annual Senior Spotlight feature to two A+ teachers, follow the link to learn more.
One of my absolute favorite things about writing stories for Plymouth Magazine is learning something new in the process. Prior to interviewing Cindy Xu, owner of the new Ceviche Seafood […]
Built in 1885, the modest white frame town hall with its fieldstone foundation served as the center for Plymouth’s government through the 1950s. But by the 1970s, the building had fallen into disrepair. That's where the Plymouth Historical Society stepped in.
We’re taking a historical bus tour through some of the most beloved places in Plymouth. When I asked the Plymouth Magazine editorial advisory
"For Plymouth salon owner Jude Cady, horses are her muse. As a professional horse jockey in her early years, her life has been fueled by her passions ... " Follow the link to learn more about Jude Cady and her storied career.
Salon owner turns her passions into a lifestyle. For Plymouth salon owner Jude Cady, horses are her muse. As a professional horse jockey in
Summer is a great time for building projects big and small. Check out our guide for creating a greener home for inspiration.
Learn more about sustainable building products. Whether you’re embarking on that end-of-summer remodel or looking to make your home or garden
In our Best of Plymouth 2023 issue, our new editorial advisory board members share their favorite stories of Plymouth. Follow the link to meet the board and discover new ways to connect with and experience the local community.
Our Editorial Advisory Board members share their stories of Plymouth. At Plymouth Magazine, we’re driven to share local stories that
Local book reviewers Amy Sundet and Katie Timcho crafted a list to keep you reading all summer. Follow the link for their best of 2023 book picks.
We have curated a list of our recent favorites across several genres to keep you reading all summer. Romance Book Lovers by Emily Henry The Love Hypothesis by Ali Hazelwood […]
Throughout its pages, Plymouth Magazine showcases our community in a multitude of ways, and one of our favorite methods is through our annual photo contest—Picture Plymouth. Follow the link to submit your photos!
Throughout its pages, Plymouth Magazine showcases our community in a multitude of ways, and one of our favorite methods is through our annual
Happy 4th of July, Plymouth Magazine readers! In our Best of Plymouth 2023 poll, you voted the Hilde Performance Center as the best place to watch fireworks on the 4th, with Excelsior Bay, Parkers Lake and Plymouth Creek Playfield Park as runners-up. Where are you watching the fireworks this year? Let us know in the comments!
📸: Go Plymouth by Bodhisatya Bhaduri
Patience, perseverance and persistence are the keys to getting the perfect shot. Plymouth photographer Scott Mohn shares his creative process with us as well as a few photography tips to get us ready for Picture Plymouth 2023, which is open for submissions July 1.
Patience, perseverance and persistence are the keys to getting the perfect shot. Eagles, herons and cormorants sharing the same tree
Commercial rental kitchen creates community for emerging food brands. Follow the link to learn more about MSP Kitchenery and the Minnesota Makers that call the kitchen home.
Commercial rental kitchen creates community for emerging food brands. So many of us took to our kitchens during the height of the pandemic
"If you’ve come across a video of wobbly cats during your social media scrolling lately, it’s likely that you’ve already caught a glimpse of Camp Wobbly Cat. Plymouth resident and cat fosterer Kris Kaiser has garnered over 80,000 followers, sharing the stories of her fosters, nearly all of whom were born with a neurological disorder called cerebellar hypoplasia (CH), also known as wobbly cat syndrome ... " Follow the link to keep reading!
A local foster supports felines with wobbly cat syndrome. If you’ve come across a video of wobbly cats during your social media scrolling
In our Best of Plymouth 2023 issue we asked contributor Christian Nesheim of Vinifera Wines and Ales to share his pick for best brewery. Follow the link to learn why Duluth's Bent Paddle Brewing Co. was his top choice.
The Best of Plymouth issue is my chance to pay homage to the folks that are doing beer right in Minnesota. Duluth’s Bent Paddle Brewing Co. is my choice for […]
Take a behind-the-scenes look at one local’s marathon journey. "'It’s definitely nerve-racking to be out there,' Casey Nelson says. 'The anticipation and all, and then once the gun goes off and you start moving and thinking ... '" Follow the link to read more.
Take a behind-the-scenes look at one local’s marathon journey. For Casey Nelson, staying active after retiring from collegiate athletics was
If you're gearing up for grilling season we have a great treat for you. In honor of our Best of Plymouth 2023 issue, food blogger Emily Maxson shares her recipe for the best burgers. Follow the link to get the recipe.
These are simply the best burgers. I have yet to meet someone who has tried them and not loved them. My mother made these often when we were growing up, […]
If you didn't catch us on Twin Cities Live this Monday you can still check out our segment online! Follow the link to learn about a few of the many fantastic Plymouth businesses you voted for in our Best of Plymouth 2023 poll.
There's no wrong time to shop small and support your neighborhood businesses. Right now, community lifestyle magazine publisher, Local, is making it easier than ever. Each magazine is releasing its Best of 2023 lists that highlight local companies doing excellent work. Madeline Kopiecki is the edito...
Welcome to your Best of Plymouth 2023 list! Each year we rely on your help identifying the local restaurants, services, shops and more that help define the community here in Plymouth. Follow the link to meet your winners and finalists.
Celebrations are in order. Welcome to your Best of Plymouth 2023 list! Each year we rely on your help identifying the local restaurants
NEW ISSUE: Welcome to our Best of Plymouth 2023 issue, Plymouth Magazine readers! Our June/July issue is all about celebrating community, from your Best of Plymouth picks to Plymouth locals pursuing their passions.
It’s that time of year again, Plymouth! Over the course of January, you voted, and now it’s time to celebrate the local businesses, organizations and places that make Plymouth unlike […]
Submissions for Picture Plymouth 2023 open on July 1! Do you know which photos you'll be submitting?
📸: Deb Ranney
Camelot wins the heart of local birder. Pop of Color placed third in the Wildlife and Nature category of our annual photo contest. Deb Ranney was at Lake Camelot when […]
Pawsh Photography LLC focuses on capturing pets’ personalities. We spoke with founder and photographer Lisa Peterson about how to prep for your own pet photography session. Follow the link to read more.
Pawsh Photography focuses on pups’ personalities. Phoenix the pit bull had been in a terrible fight. The unprovoked battle on a South Dakota
Plymouth author Julie Jo Severson recently released her newest guidebook, Oldest Twin Cities: A Guide to Historic Treasures. Follow the link for a Q&A with the author.
Plymouth author Julie Jo Severson releases Oldest Twin Cities: A Guide to Historic Treasures. Julie Jo Severson ‘s latest guidebook
We have some exciting news, Plymouth Magazine readers. We're very pleased to announce that plymouthmag.com has a completely new look! Explore the same great community-centered stories on our beautiful new online home.
"Can you feel it? The temperatures are starting to rise. Before you know it, you will be inviting friends and neighbors over to sit on the deck or porch to catch up on that ski trip you took or bond over the 4,000-piece puzzle you put together waiting for the spring thaw ... " Follow the link for an easy beverage recipe that can be made with or without alcohol.
Can you feel it? The temperatures are starting to rise. Before you know it, you will be inviting friends and neighbors over to sit on the deck or porch to […]
With the weather warming up, it's a great time to start getting ready for grilling season! Food blogger Emily Maxson shared this recipe for grilled asparagus with lemony aquafaba with us. Follow the link to get the recipe!
Asparagus is one of my favorite vegetables to grill. I like how the stalks get crispy with a little char on the ends. It is tender but still has a […]
National picnic day passed us by on April 23, but with the weather warming up it's still a great time to get out of the house and enjoy some sunshine at a local park. Follow the link for our Plymouth park picnic recommendations.
Celebrate spring by having a picnic at a Plymouth park. It is out with the cold and in with the open-toed shoes. Spring is finally here, and
Big changes are coming to Highway 55 and County Road 73. Follow the link to learn more about the Station 73 Transit and Regional Improvement Program (TRIP) and how transit will change in Plymouth in the near future.
Big changes are coming to Highway 55 and County Road 73. Since the beginning of 2023, the City of Plymouth has been making plans to improve
Stylist Nikki Steele shares some tips for taking beautiful family photos. Follow the link for more.
Family photos are a great way to preserve memories with loved ones. Being a personal stylist, I have helped many families with photos. To make sure your family photo session […]
The Fox and Pantry offers coffee, cooking classes and community. Follow the link to learn more about Plymouth's The Fox and Pantry.
The Fox and Pantry offers coffee, cooking classes and community. Arriving at Vicksburg Square on a dark evening in November, it was easy to
Avery Ge**er, 14, says capturing something simple and turning it into a lasting memory is what interests her about photography. When she saw Dexter, “I thought it was sweet how he was sitting in a field of dandelions and looking so happy,” she says. “I like that he isn’t looking at the camera and [is] surrounded by a field of green.”
Teen captures playful pup. Avery Ge**er, 14, says capturing something simple and turning it into a lasting memory is what interests her about photography. When she saw Dexter, “I thought […]
Meet the Carvajalinos, a local couple bringing fresh Colombian coffee beans to the Metro with their company Norte Café.
Norte Café brings Colombian coffee directly to doorsteps. When Yair “Leo” Carvajalino first came to the United States at the age of 21, he
YouTuber Mavrik Joos is charting his own course. Learn about his travels, vlog, van life and more by following the link.
Mavrik Joos charts his own course. A 2014 Wayzata High School graduate’s career as a social media influencer began when he was around 11
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