by Kate Overend | Aug 10, 2026 | Community, Outdoors
The initiative helps reduce waste, save money and provide materials for community projects. The City of Plymouth has received a City of Excellence Award from the League of Minnesota Cities for its Urban Wood Utilization Program. The award was given under the Creative...
by Madeline Kopiecki | Aug 7, 2026 | Restaurants
The former St. Louis Park morning mainstay has been revived in Plymouth. Latuff’s Pizzeria has been a cornerstone of the Plymouth restaurant scene since its founding in 1971 by Mike and Barb Latuff. Over the years, the Highway 55 establishment has cultivated a loyal...
by Madeline Kopiecki | Aug 1, 2026 | Featured
On a particularly slippery evening this past winter, I lost my footing and fell. “It’s OK. I didn’t hit my head,” I told my partner as I felt around my head for a nonexistent goose egg. I was about to learn first-hand what Plymouth nurse practitioner Mandi Swanson...
by Editorial Staff | Aug 1, 2026 | Featured, Photo Contest
When you look through your photo files, what do you see? Whether it’s a candid moment, an iconic area landmark, a brush with nature or something in between, odds are it captures a glimpse of what it’s like to call Plymouth home. From July 1–August 31, our Picture...
by Ryan Barland | Aug 1, 2026 | History, Noteworthy
The Plymouth History Center has launched a new website designed to make it easier for residents and visitors to engage, explore and learn about Plymouth’s rich history. Highlights include: An interactive map of property photos that allows users to search an address...
by Kate Thompson | Aug 1, 2026 | Noteworthy, Pets
Bethany Kratochvil adopted Pete, an energetic Australian shepherd mix, from the Animal Humane Society in 2021. But trips to the vet brought out a different side to this happy-go-lucky pup: his anxiety. Pete seemed tense, scared and overwhelmed. “He would hide behind...
by Madeline Kopiecki | Aug 1, 2026 | Photo Contest
A Wayzata High School homecoming tradition inspired Thomas Gendreau to snap this lively crowd shot. “At halftime, they play the song Sweet Caroline by Neil Diamond, and everyone throws blue and gold baby powder into the air,” Gendreau says. The image stands out to him...
by Alexandra Tostrud | Aug 1, 2026 | Featured, Local Makers, Restaurants
After the City of Plymouth expressed desire for an anchor tenant in the former Prudential Financial campus, Coborn’s surveyed the Plymouth community to discover its needs. According to former senior vice president of marketing and communications Dennis Host, Coborn’s...
by Emily Maxson | Aug 1, 2026 | Ingredients, Noteworthy, Recipes
This is a wonderful recipe that my mother has made for years. It’s great to serve for lunch when entertaining family or friends. I love the nuttiness of the wild rice, creaminess of the avocado and the crunch of the pecans. This salad is great without the chicken too....
by Madeline Kopiecki | Aug 1, 2026 | Community, Outdoors, Wellness
The city introduces its first All Abilities Ride, Roll and Stroll. Whether your wheels of choice are a mobility bike, stroller or wheelchair, the All Abilities Ride, Roll and Stroll is open to everyone and an excellent way to join the community in a leisurely outing...
by Madeline Kopiecki | Aug 1, 2026 | Education, People, Wellness
Our understanding of concussions is rapidly evolving. Neurology nurse practitioner Mandi Swanson had just switched to a neurosurgery specialization when her life took a dramatic turn. “I got to see a brain surgery that day, and then several hours later, I was in an...
by Alexandra Tostrud | Aug 1, 2026 | Senior Living, Wellness
Finding the “right time” to move an aging loved one from their independent house into an assisted living home can be tricky, especially for those with memory issues who are mostly able-bodied but struggle with daily upkeep. Joyful Companions is a Plymouth-based home...
by Madeline Kopiecki | Aug 1, 2026 | Education, Featured, People
Each year, we ask school administrators to nominate outstanding local students who exemplify their school communities and will leave a positive imprint after graduation. Administrators, advisors, principals and teachers from high schools that serve Plymouth put...
by Kassondra Burtis and Renée Stewart-Hester | Aug 1, 2026 | Education, Featured, People, Sports
We go beyond the buckets with the Providence Academy athlete. Great high school athletes come and go, but the ones who make a big enough impact to change a program and leave a legacy are truly special. Such is the case of Wayzata’s Maddyn Greenway. The Providence...
by Danielle Gallus | Jun 2, 2026 | Drinks, Restaurants
The Schram Vineyards restaurant invites guests to its summer experience weekend. Bonfire & Barrel’s Summer Starts Here event offers three nights of entertainment and celebration at Schram Vineyards, one of Plymouth’s longtime favorite West Metro vineyards....
