Art Therapy: Young Mankato Artist Uses Creativity to Cope with Brain Surgery Recovery
10-year-old Mankato artist Kelsie Havemeier uses art to help cope as she recovers from brain surgery.
ARTchitecture – Mankato’s Calvary Cemetery Chronicles the Town’s Growth
Mankato's Calvary Cemetery has a history that extends back 130 years and the space to continue serving Mankato for at least another 150 more.
Halloween Reimagined – A Full Slate of Events!
Halloween may look a little different this year, but there are still plenty of fun and spooky things to do around Mankato.
Real World Experience: Maverick Software Utilizes Student Talent Despite Pandemic
Despite COVID-19 shutting down campus, students at Maverick Software Consulting are still working with real clients and using what they've learned in class.
Weekend High Notes: Make a Connection
In this week's Weekend High Notes, Molly helps us all to find a new way to make a connection.
An Enduring Love of Dogs: The Key City Kennel Club
For more than 50 years, the Key City Kennel Club has been strengthening the bonds between dogs and their owners.
Like Mother, Like Daughter: Two Generations of YMCA Mentors
Joy Wels and Courtney Kranz may be a mother-daughter pair in real life, but they're also fellow "big sisters" in the YMCA's Brother-Sister program.
What’s in a Name: The History of Mankato’s Streets
Local historian Julie Schrader digs into how some of Mankato's streets received their names.
Weekend High Notes: Uncertainty and Silliness
In this week's Weekend High Notes, Molly Butler shares ways to add a little silliness into your weekend.
With the Grain: Tim’s Woodcrafts
North Mankato resident Tim Hatlestad has been creating wood furniture for nearly 40 years and has quite an inventory available to customers.