In today's Flyover news roundup.

A gentle plea from your friendly neighborhood beermaker.

Our reporter, his pooch, and his expert human buddy take a road trip into the heart of dog show culture.

Yes, our movie critic disparaged Superman's dog. Yes, we can still celebrate dog events.

Mamma mia! That's a pricey pastrami.

RT @drherman: I was given the opportunity to judge Meteor's Hot Dog Eating Competition and a conversation with Em from @RacketMN lead to th….

"It boils down to this: If you’d miss a place after it’s gone—be it a bar or a restaurant, a record store or a vintage shop—the easiest way to keep that place around is to go there," writes Falling Knife's Dan Herman.

Plus Shakespeare at the Pub returns to Sociable Cider Werks, Minnesota Yacht Club takes over Harriet Island, and more of the week's best events!

Sick of streamers? Miss the video store? Sloppy Discs has a Blu-ray for you.

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Bad superdog.

Postcard nostalgics will gather this weekend to celebrate the (mostly) lost art.

A cement mixer? A 3D printer? A pottery wheel? A laser cutting station? Yeah, these places have got you covered.

Let's get all Mel Kiper on the fair's 33 new food concoctions.

From 'Bloody Friday' to the massacre at Flour City, we have much to learn from the conflicts of 90+ years ago.

The local groups say having funding yanked back is unprecedented.

The 5th annual gathering attracted around 500 cryptozoology enthusiasts to a hotel conference center in Grand Rapids. Our reporter was there to capture the far-out anecdotes, the occasionally persuasive science, and the sense of interconnectedness.

It's all about “access over ownership”

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Pretty much all the movies you can catch in the Twin Cities this week.