The December holidays help us renew our focus on giving to others, whether that’s around a laden table or via a local volunteer organization. Find inspiring—and delicious—stories in the magazine this month.
The East Metro Miracle League provides an opportunity to play baseball for kids ages 3 to 18 with cognitive and/or physical special needs. The integrated teams play on the specially designed Miracle Field at HealthEast Sports Center, and players are matched as needed with a volunteer buddy.
Woodbury Parks and Recreation hosted its popular spring tea party in April at Central Park.
When it comes to family vacations, the paths not typically taken can lead to the most interesting and fulfilling excursions.
Each month, we feature one of the photos from our 2018 Focus on Woodbury photo contest.
The Lake Elmo Inn has been serving up holiday traditions for more than 30 years.
This family-friendly New Year's Eve party wraps up with plenty of time for a full night’s sleep before continuing the party on New Year’s Day.
Longtime Woodbury resident Kim Newman undoubtedly qualifies as one of the oldest goaltenders in the State of Hockey.
With so many options, new Woodbury parents are spoiled for choice from labor to postpartum care.
Up your holiday family photo game with these tips from Alissa Coddington.
If you need a little comfort-food inspiration this season, check out these time-tested recipes from members of Woodbury Magazine’s editorial staff and advisory board.
The Bill Hargis Person of the Year Award is given at the Woodbury Prayer Breakfast each year.
Winter is the most dangerous season for the development of cardiovascular diseases.
In this season of altruism, we shine the spotlight on a handful of Woodbury neighbors who give their all to giving back.
Dart Escape offers a Nerf gun arena for kids and adults, as well as around 50 virtual reality games.
The University of Minnesota Extension's horticulture experts offer a few tips for picking the perfect tree this year.
Welcoming a puppy or dog into a family is a big responsibility. Being prepared will get everyone off to a good start.
This weather wreaks havoc on our bodies (especially our skin and hair) in sometimes unexpected ways.
UpLift Guided Fitness member Rhonda Habel's fitness journey can be summarized in one word: restarting.
My mother and stepfather were wonderful cooks. They are the reason I love spending most of my time in the kitchen, even when there’s nothing to cook. Leaning against the kitchen counter is my default position. When I showed up at their house, I’d join in the chopping, stirring and tasting.
There are so many things to do this time of year: concerts, work parties, entertaining—an exquisite yet exhausting sensory overload. So, it’s not a bad idea to stop and collect ourselves over a beer or a coffee.
This spring, Barnes & Noble moved its Woodbury location from the original Woodbury Village spot to a new store at CityPlace with a much smaller footprint.
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