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The Bike Shoppe: Building a Biking Community
Shiny new bike day is a happy day. But sometimes the joy is found in the journey. Restoring a bike – shining up something old…
The Driftless is full of great people, places, and things that inspire us to visit and play and do more great stuff ourselves! This collection of stories really gets to the heart of what makes the Driftless Region so special.
Shiny new bike day is a happy day. But sometimes the joy is found in the journey. Restoring a bike – shining up something old…
At a time when buying novels might involve tapping a screen, physical bookstores feel especially delightful. Wander into a shop. Explore shelves packed with new…
Decorah’s Jane Kemp smiles easily and often. Yet beneath that kind smile and unassuming demeanor lies a fierce advocate for community causes, and a strong…
Helping Services was founded in 1973 by a group of Luther College students and faculty. It originally began as a drop-in center for youth called…
In fall 2019, former Decorah high school student Meg Sessions, and her sister, Mairi, then a freshman, shocked their parents, Sara Peterson and Erik Sessions.…
Are you “snooow” ready for winter?! Mark your calendars for Driftless Winter Fun! The changing of seasons can mean a lot of different things for a…
Deep in the City…of Winona, Minnesota, lives a community-minded teen working to create a space for people to come together. In early 2022, 15-year-old Seamus…
The largest of five owl species that breed in the Driftless Area, Great Horned Owls are also the most common. Found from Alaska to Argentina,…
Mouth-watering food. Stunning nature photography. Beautifully crafted pottery. Music that made other people happy. Passionate dedication to students as a college administrator. Joy Tlou’s many…
The Northeast Iowa Artists’ Studio Tour is open one weekend every fall – and we are here for it! The artists’ studios, nestled among the…
It’s easy to call yourself a lifelong learner when you work in education. That’s where Joy Miller started her career, before joining a farm family…
Graduate, go to college, get a job. This formula has often been considered the “norm” when entering life post-high school. But the reality is there…