Mankato’s Pioneer Women
Mankato's founding included a group of strong, influential women.
John and Gail Carpenter: The Singing Sweethearts
John and Gail Carpenter have been singing many styles of music together from the time they were in college.
Weekend High Notes: The Road Taken
Can't decide which road you want to take this weekend? No worries, Molly recommends some fun spring activities in this week's high notes to help you make that decision.
Louise Abigail Wright Mayo: An Overlooked Part of History
Usually overlooked, a large reason for the success of the Doctors Mayo was wife and mother Louise Abigail Wright Mayo
Changing the Narrative: Be the Zamboni you wish to see in the world
Robb Murray offers an apt illustration for a kinder path as we see the light at the end of the pandemic
Food For Thought: MSU’s Campus Kitchen
MSU Mankato's Campus Kitchen has been an active, student-led, food rescue program in service since 2005.
Weekend High Notes: The Happiness Formula
Are you looking for the secret to happiness? If so, in this week's High Notes, Molly shares the formula for happiness and a few activities to brighten up your weekend.
Artist of the Month: Annie Hiller
Annie Hiller is the artist of the month for March at the Fillin' Station
Living History: The Boy in Blue Memorial
Almost 30 years after the Civil War, a group from Mankato banded together to memorialize those who had fallen. In recent years, another group gathered for the self-same task.
Weekend High Notes: The Muddy Season
In the mood to have some fun? For the weekend, Molly recommends some art, music, and fun events that will help you tap into your creative self.