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Rochester restaurants close or limit operations amid immigration enforcement concerns
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From Rochester to the Twin Cities: Dave’s Hot Chicken Is Growing Again in MN
Dave’s Hot Chicken opens in Rochester and THEN lands at the top of Yelp’s Most Loved Brands list — pretty sure that was because of our town. Now, they've got plans to open 3 more locations in MN. Here's where.
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33rd Annual Grumpy Old Men Festival in Wabasha
Head to Wabasha in February for the 33rd Annual Grumpy Old Men Festival!. The 33rd Annual Grumpy Old Men Festival is taking place Friday, February 27th and Saturday, February 28th. I think almost all Minnesotans are fans of the movie Grumpy Old Men. You just have to love a movie...
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Winona Ice Park opens for the season
WINONA, Minn. — Looking for something new to do outdoors this winter? Why not try ice climbing?. The Winona Ice Park officially opened for the season Wednesday. It's located in the Sugar Loaf open space area, and is managed by the Recreation Alliance of Winona. The ice park is...
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SCENE JANUARY - Events across SoMinn Scene region offer winter fun
The Sleigh and Cutter Festival in Waseca welcomes visitors from all around the region as they embrace the winter season. Organizers can even boast that they offer the longest-running sleigh and cutter festival in the nation, as 2026 marks the 76th anniversary of S&C in Waseca. Jennifer Burt has been involved, along with several other committee members, for the past 10 years. She said there is something for everyone to enjoy at the festival, especially since it runs over two months, with events spread out from January until March. The main festival weekend this year, which features a dinner, a dance and the Frosty reveal, is Friday, Feb. 27 and Saturday, Feb. 28. Another highlight is the parade on Saturday, Feb. 2. There will also be fireworks, ice sculptures, a kite show and more. “The parade is always a hit. The kite show is newer but always a fan favorite. And then there’s the fireworks in February,” Burt said. All ages are welcome to all events, and most events are free of charge. “People come from all over. Many units in the parade come from several hours away. Any chance to get their horses out in the winter,” Burt said.