Summer at the library
Community members enjoyed sweet treats at the Webber Park Library Summer Kick-Off Ice Cream social on June 12! Library staff talked about upcoming library …
Archive by month June
Red, White, and Boom July 4 event returns to the riverfront
The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board hosts Red, White and Boom, the city’s largest Independence Day event, on Friday, July 4. This year’s celebration …
Think ahead for Fall sports
Ya, you just got into the start of summer sports – but start thinking about fall sports. Registration for fall sports at Minneapolis Parks opened on June …
Support the Camden Community News — serving our community since 1976 — 49 years!
Hi folks, a couple times a year we ask for your financial support to this nonprofit Camden Community News. The COVID pandemic did a lot of damage to our local …
Don’t let it bug you – the importance of insects
Some of the smallest wildlife might be the most impactful. Insects are the largest and most diverse group of organisms on Earth. Nearly 1 million species of …
A bit of Black baseball history
Enjoy compelling historic photos and stories from Minnesota Black Baseball that have been passed through generations during a free event at Folwell Park on …
News from Camden High School
A New Mascot Camden High School is proud to introduce the Camden Eagle — a powerful new mascot selected by the Camden High School student body that reflects …
Understanding the effects of bullying
School is out — but bullying continues online. While some share what they are going through with being bullied or doing the bullying, many others suffer …
Fireworks and air pollution
The 4th of July is here, as we witness Americans’ peculiar way of showing patriotism by exploding rockets in the air. The wow factor of exploding colors …
Lots of rain brings mushrooms
This could turn out to be one of the wettest Junes in recent memory. Rainfall in the Metro area has been moderate to over abundant and as a result you may be …