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Crews are working on the old YMCA site, but the 2.48-acre park there is still on paper. Here's what changed in the design, what limits it, and when it may open.
The former Thomson Reuters campus is adding 9.9 wooded acres to Wescott Station Park, a new trail from Elrene Road, and an Opperman Drive link to Yankee Doodle that is still waiting on state approval.
Since Labor Day, the Swing Bridge light show has run 5 to 10 p.m. Here's what is open at Heritage Village Park, which Concord Boulevard crossings are being rebuilt, and where the river trail is closed in October.
The 78,000-square-foot Hy-Vee was never built. Farmington's only grocery store is now a family-run shop on Elm Street. Here's where to buy food in town through November, and what the city's market study says about getting a full-size grocer.
Waconia's Scarecrow Tour runs Oct. 8-18 past storefronts that moved this year. See ballot timing, First Street construction and the Oct. 24 Chili Fest.
A look at Navarre, the Lake Minnetonka village inside Orono that outlasted four city planning studies, plus what's happening this fall at Noerenberg Gardens and along the Dakota Rail Trail.
A look at what's actually changing at Orono's Hackberry Park in 2026, from the new restroom pad to the pickleball courts still waiting on funding.
Burnsville Center food hall opening remains delayed as nearby restaurants welcome diners. Explore Ate Ate Ate's timeline and what's already open.
Northfield's $26.5M Hasse Ryt-Way Arena opens September 16, on schedule and under budget. Six years after the Archer House fire, that downtown lot still doesn't have a groundbreaking date. Here's why one project moved and the other didn't.
Apple Valley's Kelley Park reopens September 26 with a bigger bandshell, a new playground, and its homeless concert series finally back where it belongs.
Cleary Lake's beach closes Labor Day, Sept. 7. Here's what that reveals about which of Credit River's 2,300 acres of parkland residents can actually shape.
A look at how Chanhassen's City Center Park rebuild, the Market Boulevard construction phases, and the Harlow/Bennett redevelopment line up this fall, and why finishing the park first doesn't bring the Thursday concerts back this year.
