With spring on the horizon, people are beginning to put away winter clothes and break out their warm-weather wardrobes. For a lot of men, this is a good time to take a look at your closet and perhaps make some updates.
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Growing up in an environment where everything was celebrated, Edina alumna and founder of Ringham Events Natalie Ringham says her passion for planning has been a part of who she is for as long as she can remember.
Congenital heart disease (CHD) is the seventh leading cause of death in infants across the world. Even though CHD is common, global access to care for heart illnesses is tricky. This is why Children’s Heartlink exists.
Combining the power of brilliant researchers with passionate community members, Soar Leadership Council is a group of young female professionals in the Twin Cities that strives to uplift emerging scientists on the verge of breakthrough solutions
Dan Arom’s friendship with Edina High School (EHS) classmate Spenser Somers set him on his path of volunteerism. A member of the class of 1990, Somers fought cancer for five years before passing away following graduation. Friends created the Spenser Somers Foundation in his honor.
At the 2021 Taste Fore the Tour, local celebs and guests gathered to raise funds for local food shelf, VEAP.
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“Most people in the United States only wear about 20 percent of their wardrobes. That means that 80 percent of the clothes are languishing in their closet being unworn,” Nancy Dilts says.
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When Natalie Bolden and Kaitlin Casper discovered the benefits of waterless nailcare, they decided it was too good to ignore. So, they opened an innovative nail salon in the 50th and France business district called Haven Nail Studio.
Father’s Day is Sunday, June 20. Gift something special to the Dads in your life from one of Edina’s newest shops. Known for “handsome apparel and gifts,” Scout recently opened its second location in the 50th and France business district.
Rick Murphy’s community service contributions are felt in Edina and beyond.
