St. Cloud

The Eastman Theater was located at 21 2nd street south in St. Cloud. It opened in 1940, had seating of 464, it closed in 1967 and was since demolished.

The majority of us spend a fair amount of time in our lives waiting at traffic lights. Stearns County and St. Cloud Traffic Systems Manager Blake Redfield joined me on WJON. He says the longest you are likely to wait at a traffic light is 3 minutes.

A local gym observation raises questions about safety and hygiene: is it acceptable to work out in socks instead of shoes? Explore the pros and cons of gym footwear.

The St. Cloud Norsemen are in a tight playoff race after a weekend of mixed results against the Aberdeen Wings. Their next challenge? Hosting the top-ranked Bismarck Bobcats.

Explore the skill and passion of women wrestlers at the Minnesota State Wrestling Tournament as highlighted by Erin Johnson.

The completed Cooper Avenue South project from Roosevelt Road to Traverse Road included a roadway reconstruct, curb, gutter and sidewalk. It also includes freshly painted blue fire hydrants.

Discover how Central Minnesota meat markets cater to dietary needs, offering natural ingredients for health-conscious consumers.

Discover the charm of Minnesota beyond tourist hotspots with off-the-beaten-path activities like meat raffles, pie stops, and free museum visits.

Anticipate winter fun in downtown St. Cloud with a thrilling pond hockey tournament on Lake George, courtesy of the Downtown St. Cloud Alliance and the Lumberjacks.

Drive-in restaurants were popular in the United States in the 40s, 50s, 60s and 70s. St. Cloud area historian and life long resident Jim Grabinski joined me on WJON to highlight some of the past drive-ins in this community. This is the 2nd installment.