The building that housed Chester Hoffmann & Associates burned down in 1993. A quarter-century later, the women behind the business are still...

The building that housed Chester Hoffmann & Associates burned down in 1993. A quarter-century later, the women behind the business are still...
The WWII History Roundtable celebrates 33 years. Edina resident and 30-year veteran Colonel Donald G. Patton channeled his devotion for service and...
The frequent sand storms are one of the things Sally Sudo, an 82-year-old Edina resident, remembers most from the years she and her family were...
Braemar Arena and Field—famous for hosting popular events from Hornet hockey games to figure skating shows—features a wall devoted to hockey and...
Many schools and sports teams boast an iconic mascot. The University of Minnesota has Goldy, the Minnesota Twins have T.C. Bear and Edina has its...
Minnesota Gold chronicles the compelling and inspiring stories of 57 Minnesota Olympic athletes. Award-winning author Patrick “Packy” Mader has...
The land is the beginning of architecture. I don’t have a preconception for a house or building . . . I rely on topographical maps, the location of...
Lunds began as Hove’s in 1941. The name might be new, but Lunds & Byerly’s grocery store dates back to 1941 in Edina. While most people know...
Singing with Minnesota sunshine on his shoulders. Before he achieved fame and fortune, John Denver performed at Edina High School gymnasium in 1969...
A taste of history and trivia from Edina’s classic Convention Grill. From the open kitchen to the leather-topped bar stools to the red-and-white...
Edina serves as a picturesque backdrop to a major motion picture. Hollywood came to Minnesota in 1994, and Edina played a starring role. Castle Rock...
A stroll through the years at the Edina Police Department. Before the classic black-and-white squad cars began protecting the streets of Edina,...
Before the golf course, was there a nudist colony? Before golfers roamed the rolling hills of Braemar Golf Course, the isolated acreage was home to...
Edina Hornet football history began in 1949. In the fall, a young man’s fancy turns to football—or nowadays, soccer or cross-country running. But in...
Edina's first city pool opened in 1958 to much acclaim. Edina broke new ground, in more ways than one, when voters approved a $200,000 municipal...