spring

The Great River Regional Library is embracing spring with its annual fundraiser that kicks off next month.

When it comes to those first initial days of the season with daytime highs around 50, spring and fall look very different.

I was scrolling through Facebook over the weekend when a link to a Change.org petition showed up in my newsfeed. This one hit close to home for me.

Autumn's have been longer and warmer over the years, and so have spring planting seasons.

The official first day of the season is on Sunday, March 20th, but Dairy Queen is celebrating on Monday, March 21st with free ice cream for us.

Temperatures are going to be steadily in the 40s the remainder of this work week, and this weekend comes with highs in the 50s.

Facebook memories are meant to be fun and lighthearted, but sometimes they are just pure torture.

As the weather starts to break and winter becomes visible in the rear-view mirror, anglers turn their thoughts to the next fishing season. For most of us, that means spring, ice-out panfish.

At this point, the only thing keeping me sane through this two-day snowstorm is the fact that the official start of spring is only a month away.

With spring now underway, the St. Cloud Compost site will soon be open for the season.