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I made Thanksgiving dinner for my family for the first time last year. Overall it went well, although there were a few hiccups and lots of Google searching along the way.

If you're tasked with making Thanksgiving dinner for your family this year, it's going to cost you a lot more to host.

These foods are our staple, it's our childhood, it's what we have grown up on. So, don't knock it until you try it! Here are 8 Thanksgiving foods only a Minnesotan will love this holiday.

Did you know that Minnesota has 21 children currently looking to be placed with a family for adoption? It's true. If you've been wanting to become a parent or grow your family, you might want to consider adoption! AdoptUSKids lets you search the adoption database by state ...

It's the perfect opportunity to get your holiday shopping list taken care of. If you're planning on attending, here's what you need to know before you go!

Tis the season for the Minnesota State Fairgrounds to transform into a winter wonderland for the annual GLOW Holiday Festival. The event features over a million Christmas lights spread out over a large chunk of the expansive grounds, along with other winter-themed attractions.

It's only November and we haven't eaten the turkey yet, but I'm already feeling the Christmas spirit. If you're like me, and you just can't wait for Christmas, then you need to check out this Minnesota restaurant!

Thanksgiving is on its way and we're here for it! Everyone has a favorite side dish that they look forward to all year long.

Minnesotans have very interesting taste buds. I have friends from college who are from other states. I've told them about some of my Thanksgiving appetizer traditions and they think it's weird and gross. They just don't get it, ya know?

I hear so many people complain about St. Cloud. They'll mention everything from the traffic and crime to a general lack of things to do in this area.

It'll be 19 years tonight since anyone has seen or heard from former Saint John's University student Josh Guimond. He went missing from the university campus on November 9, 2002.

Cold Spring Area Chamber of Commerce is hosting their second annual 'Light Up Cold Spring Holiday Lights Tour' again this year.