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South coloring contest results are in
The judges have conferred and we're ready to announce the winners in our 2006 Star Tribune South Coloring Contest. This year, we received about 150 entries spread among our three age categories, and entries were judged by Bonnie Featherstone of Burnsville and Joy Hartl of Prior Lake, who are both artists at the Minnesota River School of Fine Art in Burnsville. Competition was tough, they said. ...
Gigs: DJ Tiesto - Air, Birmingham
Considering superstar DJ Tiesto was the first DJ in the world to sell out a solo stadium event for over 25,000 people, the venue Air at Birmingham must have seemed a relatively small affair.
PAT CRAIG: FOOL-TIME JOB: Hitting a brick wall with channel surfing
It occurred to me the other night that TV may not be as wonderful as I always believed it to be. In fact, it crossed my mind that even with the 50-inch screen, digital picture and stereo sound, television may be at an all-time low.
The light shines in the darkness
The hope and peace of Christmas will descend upon Gwen Kittrell today despite the loss of her 15-year-old daughter, McKenzie.
Cop killer apologizes before execution
A self-described fascist who adopted a dark punk and goth lifestyle was executed Wednesday for the slaying of a San Antonio police officer 12 years ago.
Skiers Prepare for Preserve's Opening
By Field Notes JENNIFER HOFFMAN For the Journal The Valles Caldera National Preserve is slated to open for winter recreational use on Friday -- right on the heels of the recent snowstorm that put down more than 12 inches of snow on the preserve's groomed and ungroomed trails.
Hemaraj sticks by growth forecast
Hemaraj Land and Development Plc, the country's largest industrial property developer, expects to post modest revenue growth this year despite the difficult economic situation, according to chief executive David Nardone.
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