Samm Adams

3 days ago | minnesotasnewcountry.com | Curt St. John |Samm Adams |David Drew

If you could live anywhere, where would it be? Are you a loyal Minnesota fan, or would you venture off to a new place? Somewhere warm year-round? A cabin in the mountains? Maybe a place with palm trees and an ocean breeze? I used to daydream about living in Hawaii, and for years, my husband and I tossed around the idea of moving once we’re empty nesters. But the closer we get to that chapter, the more we realize, we actually really love it here.

1 week ago | b105country.com | Curt St. John |Samm Adams

They're part of 87 total counties that make up the North Star State, but these four counties lack one of the most Minnesota things ever. As we've all heard a gazillion times already, Minnesota is known as the Land of 10,000 Lakes. I mean, that slogan is right there on our license plates, right?

1 week ago | northlandfan.com | Curt St. John |Samm Adams

Let’s be honest, not all gas stations are created equal. Forget just a place to pump gas, we want the whole experience. You know what I'm talking about - clean bathrooms are non-negotiable, hot coffee, a good snack selection, and maybe, just maybe, a breakfast sandwich you actually want to eat. Well, guess what?

1 week ago | b105country.com | Curt St. John |Samm Adams

Minnesota is loaded with absolutely stunning places to wander and explore. From peaceful riverwalks in Lake City to bluffside trails in Winona and waterfall views at Minnehaha Falls to wide-open prairie paths out in Blue Mounds State Park. From laid-back city strolls to tucked-away trails in the middle of nowhere, Minnesota’s full of scenic walks. But, when you think of the most scenic of them all, what comes to mind?

1 week ago | b105country.com | Curt St. John |Samm Adams

Minnesota is known as the Land of 10,000 Lakes, but it's also apparently known for having some naughty-sounding names for certain cities and towns. Every state, from Minnesota here in the north to Louisiana down south and from New York on the east coast to California in the west, is filled with tons of unique city and town names. Many of these also contain special and unique pronunciations that you only know how to say if you were born there-- or have lived there for a while.