It's been a gloomy, chilly, drippy, muddy April: Let's look at some flowers.
Following a two-year hiatus, Mia's "Art in Bloom" exhibit returned Thursday with 140+ artfully arranged floral interpretations of museum pieces. Over 100 florists helped create this installment of the beloved springtime tradition, which runs through May 1; click here for more info.
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Plus Fateh's response to vacant buildings, Duluth tenants fight back, and where SNAP recipients can find food in today's Flyover news roundup.
It's the October Racket Restaurant Roundup.
A creative campaign has put the spotlight on a down-ballot race.
His prescription for these divided times? 'You have to make people laugh, then they'll listen, and then you have sex with 'em,' Waters says ahead of his Parkway Theater show.
As we do every Friday, we're turning Racket over to you, the readers.
Yes, we literally go from spooky to Christmas shopping between Friday and Saturday.
