The U.S. representative spoke about presidential politics, public service, and his political future, which includes the possibility of a third party.
Author: Joanna Werch Takes
Joanna Werch Takes
Joanna Werch Takes began her professional journalism career at a weekly community newspaper in Iowa. After moving to Minnesota, she spent several years as an editor at a magazine aimed at hobbyist woodworkers. Joanna and her family have lived in Eden Prairie for over 20 years. She is a former member and officer of the Eden Prairie Women of Today service group and a former Girl Scout leader in Eden Prairie.
The site is being used for storage and crushing gravel from rubble removed during construction along I-494 in Edina and Richfield.
Owners Carrie Marshall and husband Greg Wiggins are supplying the seasonal produce stand from their farm in Carver.
Four months after a fire prompted what was billed as a temporary closure, the retailer has permanently closed its doors in Eden Prairie.
Public relations director Tracy Tran introduced participants to foods offered at Asia Mall’s grocery, as well as its restaurants and other businesses.
Buses will run to the State Fair from Eden Prairie every day except Labor Day, and to the Renaissance Festival each weekend of the event.
Tours of a historic home led by a former resident, live music, games and activities were part of the EP Historical Society’s first Picnic on the Farm.
Pastor Linda McCollough says the church’s focus on inclusivity for people of all sexual orientations, as well as its ministries targeted to food insecurity and homelessness, make her a great fit for the congregation.
Families, including several EP residents, gathered at a Chaska park to celebrate the holiday with grilled chicken, watermelon, sports, and more.
EPLN takes you on a ridealong with the EP Chamber’s annual bus tour of what’s happening, happened, and yet to come.