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On Nov. 13, the West St. Paul City Council began the process of making necessary changes to allow for the Hy-Vee grocery store that is coming to town.

On Oct. 26, two area students were honored for their work in the STEM fields by Target. 

The first truly snowy morning commute of the year on Nov. 9 kept the Roseville Fire Department busy, according to Assistant Fire Chief David Brosnahan. 

A young entrepreneur and his mother are organizing a fashion show on the East Side to highlight youth entrepreneurs from around the Twin Cities.

The Chinese pavilion and Hmong Heritage Wall at Phalen Regional Park were finished just in time for the snow to fly, as seen Nov. 6.

Students at Simley High School took the audience back in time during their performances of “The Government Inspector” Nov. 7 through 11.

Fourth-grade students at St. Joseph’s Catholic School in West St. Paul lent a helping hand Nov. 1 to the Sandwich Man. Allan Law, affectionately known as the Sandwich Man, has the goal of feeding one million people by the end of the year.

On the day before Halloween, Hannah Fitzmorris spent some of the crisp and sunny afternoon setting up a large web in the front yard of her North St. Paul home. She was also dabbing the web with a liquid.

Richardson Elementary students sang their school song on a sunny Oct. 30 in North St. Paul before helping school, city and state officials break ground on the roughly $20 million renovation of their school.

The mild weather was a welcome additon to the annual Halloween Spook-tacular at the Harriet Alexander Nature Center in Roseville on Oct. 27.