Amanda Hemmingsen-Jaeger will advance to the Nov. 4 special election for Minnesota Senate District 47, defeating fellow DFL Rep. Ethan Cha in Tuesday’s primary. Rep Hemmingsen-Jaeger carried every precinct in the district while garnering 82.28% of the vote. Turnout was light as expected for an August primary with a short interval between the DFL endorsement and the vote. Hemmingsen-Jaeger, who represents House District 47A, will face Republican Dwight Dorau in a high-stakes general election that could determine which party controls the Minnesota Senate. The DFL currently holds a one-seat majority, but with two vacancies, including the Woodbury-area seat left open after former Sen. Nicole Mitchell’s felony burglary conviction, both...
Woodbury’s 40-year-old royal family of community service turned the page to its freshest group of roll-up-your-sleeves heroes Monday night with the official coronation of six 2025-26 Ambassadors. Selected...
Woodbury Days returned to Ojibway Park August 22–24, transforming the green space into a vibrant, three-day community celebration. The festival, which has drawn on average 25,000 attendees each year...
Nine candidates filed for four open seats on the South Washington County School Board (ISD #833) by the filing deadline of Tuesday, August 12. The four seats will be filled in the general election on November...
Topgolf in Woodbury could open as soon as late October near the intersection of I-94 and I-494. “We’re shooting for the end of October,” Jordan Campbell, director of operations for the Woodbury...
Matter cannot be created or destroyed. To receive something, you must be willing to give something up. For record mogul David King (Denzel Washington), a man dubbed to have “the best ears in the business”...
