A local family has an intergenerational commitment to kid-friendly engineering. For the Martell family, Legos are serious business. “We had to build...

A local family has an intergenerational commitment to kid-friendly engineering. For the Martell family, Legos are serious business. “We had to build...
Every August and September, our senior spotlight feature is a chance to introduce our readers to some of the outstanding Plymouth seniors that are...
“I love to share photos of my kids with family and friends,” Janet Grover-Manthey says. “We have a lot of family who live outside of Minnesota, so...
In 1892, town clerk Jonas H. Howe wrote that Plymouth’s “... inhabitants are nearly all farmers and fully convinced that the best stock is the...
As kids gear up for another school year, The Anxious Generation by Jonathan Haidt offers caregivers, coaches and educators practical insights on...
In 2022, the City of Plymouth decided to grow in a different direction. “We had shifted our attitudes and our mindsets to, ‘Let’s try something...
Four local authors have written children’s books meant to encourage, expand and promote understanding. It’s Time to Travel the World by Anusha and...
Watch out, Blue Ribbon Baker Marjorie Johnson of Minnesota State Fair fame. Two Plymouth residents are gaining notice for their culinary accolades,...
Our annual photo contest is a few clicks away. Each July and August, we invite readers to share fresh perspectives of the Plymouth community through...
Stevie Ray’s Improv Company is raising funds for Plymouth comedian Brett Williams. On June 4, improv comedian Brett Williams suffered a massive...
It’s time to celebrate your favorites. Long days and sunny skies are giving rise to an infectious energy, and it’s hard not to get swept up in the...
The Arc Minnesota celebrated its 75th anniversary at its annual gala on March 1, hosted at the Depot in Minneapolis. Plymouth Magazine was proud to...
“I was inspired by seeing all the great photos from the contest last year,” 11-year-old Joshua Pui says. “Over the summer, I asked my dad and mom to...
In 2019, a cornerstone of Plymouth’s past was put in jeopardy. A burst water pipe closed Old Town Hall for the next five years. Water damage...
3rd Lair skate shop offers a summer competition for newcomers and longtime boarders alike. For more than two decades, 3rd Lair skate park and shop...
We’re widening the lens on some of our longstanding photo contest participants. September marks one of my favorite times of year as the editor of...
The oboe and English horn player and music librarian looks back on her time spent in the community organization. For nearly three decades, the...
Holly Connaker finds “pure joy” in and out of the arena. Whether showing houses or showing horses, Holly Connaker knows how to showcase her...
A Plymouth city forester walks us through local foliage management. AI tree inventories are changing how cities catalog and manage their canopies,...
Birding at Millennium Garden leads to a picturesque shot. “I heard the sound of the indigo bunting while I was birding in the Millennium Garden, so...