The Eden Prairie Lions Club’s annual Corn Feed on Aug. 3 drew crowds to Round Lake Park, raising funds for local community initiatives.
Author: Stuart Sudak
Stuart Sudak
Stuart Sudak Stuart Sudak is a longtime freelance journalist based in Minnesota. Over the years, he has written for newspapers, magazines, websites, and corporations. Stuart also served as an editor at several newspapers in Minnesota and Illinois, including the Eden Prairie News from 2000-05. He lives in Chaska with his wife Tracy and three children. To view some of his recent work, visit https://www.clippings.me/users/stuartsudak
Minnesota’s new law, effective August 1, requires children under 2 to use rear-facing car seats, enhancing safety standards to prevent injuries.
A pedestrian crossing outside a crosswalk in Eden Prairie on Saturday night was fatally struck by a vehicle; no signs of driver impairment or speed were found.
The Eden Prairie Lions Club’s Corn Feed, a community staple, offers all-you-can-eat corn while supporting local charities and bringing neighbors together.
Eden Prairie residents can file for two city council seats and three school board positions until Aug. 13, with elections on Nov. 5.
Three Democratic delegates from Eden Prairie will attend the DNC in Chicago next month, with two backing Harris and one cautious.
Hennepin County candidate Marisa Simonetti confirmed her OnlyFans account to address rumors, promising to cut property taxes and crime if elected.
The Eden Prairie Lions Club’s annual Charity Golf Tournament on Aug. 5 at Bent Creek Golf Club aims to raise funds for various charitable causes.
The city will host a pop-up splash pad event at Nesbitt Preserve Park, 8641 Center Way, from 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, July 23. The event is free and features activities for all ages. Eden Prairie police officers and firefighters will be in attendance, along with a pop-up library, lawn games, and craft projects. A water balloon toss is scheduled for 6 p.m. Smoothies from Smooth Move will be available for purchase.
Democratic U.S. Rep. Dean Phillips, whose presidential bid stemmed from concerns over President Joe Biden’s ability to defeat former President Donald Trump in November, has responded to Biden’s Sunday announcement that he will not seek a second term. Phillips, 55, who has represented Minnesota’s 3rd District since January 2019, took to X (formerly Twitter) to praise Biden and call for a competitive process for selecting the Democratic nominee. “President Biden is an American hero and patriot whose legacy will rank among the most important in our history. I entered the primary in the spirit of Paul Revere, not George Washington,…