As winter turned to spring in our St. Paul neighborhoods this year, the melting snow revealed an unusual plethora of pine cones dotting the landscape of many evergreen-heavy yards. The more evergreens ...

St. Anthony Park Lutheran Church is hosting outdoor music this summer organized and hosted by SAP residents Paul and Kim Durkee. Musicians play on a stage on the side lawn of SAPLC. Luther Place will ...

The 57th annual St. Anthony Park Arts Festival will fill the neighborhood with arts galore on Saturday, June 6. This year’s one-day celebration will feature more than 50 juried artists on and near the ...

It’s market season in Minnesota! While a few farmers’ markets stay open year-round, it’s the late spring when the availability of home-grown produce starts to ramp up. The smaller markets open up, ...

Starting this month, the Bugle is launching a new social media feature we are calling “Happenings.” You will be able to find “Happenings” on Bugle Facebook and other social media, according our social ...

I am pleased and proud to share the essays from the winners of this year’s contest. We expanded the scope this year, which means there are essays from both fifth graders and eighth graders this time.

That is the focus of the St. Anthony Park Arts Festival. The day-long annual arts event is built on getting together, greeting friends and neighbors, and coming together as a community to celebrate ...

Decades ago, the strip of land under Highway 280—the road that’s being rebuilt this summer—was part of south St. Anthony Park’s street grid. It was home to many working families and their livelihoods.

Aryn and Courtney Kern have been designing, crafting and selling artisan wooden kitchen and home accessories full-time for nearly 20 years. Besides an entire line of cutting boards, the couple makes ...

The 2024–25 school year flew by, as did the seasons for hundreds of student athletes in dozens of sports at Como Park High School. While some Cougar teams cherish titles and trophies, others made ...

“Neighbor Is a Verb” is a new artwork by St. Anthony Park artist and neighbor Libby Baur that captures the spirit of the community. Baur combines local businesses and landmarks into a colorful collage ...