Bruce Junek and Tass Thacker have spent the last 45 years traveling the world. On Tuesday, they traveled to Bemidji Middle School to teach students about overcoming challenges and achieving goals.
On the afternoon of April 7, “a group of unknown individuals traveling on a motorcycle caught up with the truck in which the couple was traveling and shot them several times,” according to the Oaxaca Post, which cited the Oaxaca prosecutor’s office.
In the fifth and final installment of our "Liquid Gold" series, we explore how a friendship between the two became the blueprint for changing the world through food.
No counting carbs, no obsessing over weight: Some American tourists see that eating like the Greeks is not only more fun, but possibly better for your health, in the fourth installment of our "Liquid Gold" series.
Eugene Ladopoulos is a former economic advisor who traded in his business suit for a quieter life as an olive farmer. But his passion project is now touching countless lives in the American Midwest.
In Forum Communications' special report "Liquid Gold," we travel overseas with a group of Midwesterners as they go back to the cradle of Western civilization to learn life-changing lessons about slowing down, eating for pleasure and connecting with others to make the world a better place. And it all started with a simple bottle of olive oil.
In October, it issued the first American passport with an "X" gender marker, designed to give nonbinary, intersex and gender-nonconforming people a marker other than male or female on their travel document.
With the Minnesota Department of Transportation scheduled to release a slate of highway rebuilding options for the long-awaited “Rethinking I-94” project this summer, Our Streets Minneapolis is urging state leaders to cancel a long stretch of Twin Cities freeway entirely and revive communities bisected by construction of Interstate 94 in the 1960s.
Rep. Zack Stephenson, DFL-Coon Rapids, said the proposal would suspend the tax from Memorial Day to Labor Day to give consumers some help as they deal with inflation.
The 1950s school house, renamed the Middle River Legacy Center, serves up nostalgia to guests, who sleep in classrooms, have access to the library and can play in the gym and on the playground outside the school.
