The informal worship service at Prairie Lutheran focused on sharing a meal and having conversations with tablemates.
Author: Joanna Werch Takes
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Joanna Werch Takes
Joanna Werch Takes began her professional journalism career at a weekly community newspaper in Iowa. After moving to Minnesota, she spent several years as an editor at a magazine aimed at hobbyist woodworkers. Joanna and her family have lived in Eden Prairie for over 20 years. She is a former member and officer of the Eden Prairie Women of Today service group and a former Girl Scout leader in Eden Prairie.
Both Kimberly Robison of Underneath It All and Cherie Monson of CLM Creations have personal experiences with breast cancer.
Fifth grader Luccia Jiovanazzo donated 30 boxes of cookies apiece to Eden Prairie’s police and fire headquarters, as well as police and fire departments in Burnsville.
Artwork from Prairie View, Oak Point and Eagle Heights Spanish Immersion elementaries has adorned the library walls the first three months of 2024.
The band will present a program of diverse music at the free concert and collect nonperishable food and fund donations in support of PROP Food during Minnesota FoodShare March Campaign.
Summer camp registrations for 2024 are open or will be soon. EPLN provides a listing of many options in and around Eden Prairie.
The fish fry is the largest fundraiser for the all-volunteer organization, which provides free fishing excursions.
Andy McLean and Patrick Hughley’s business tracks the carbon impact of each piece of wood they take from tree to board.
As EPLN seeks to expand coverage of youth sports and activities, we invite the community to share your photos and information about these events.
Eden Prairie City Manager Rick Getschow, Eden Prairie Schools Superintendent Josh Swanson and Eden Prairie Chamber of Commerce President Pat MulQueeny each spoke at the 2024 State of the City event on Jan. 25.