Recent content from Pamela Huey
N.D. man traveled 113,000 miles to gather stories from elders in every town of state
A North Dakota man traveled to every town in the state, gathering memories and wisdom from the Greatest Generation.
St. Louis Park man who was pen pal to Jackie Robinson helps keep No. 42's story alive
Ron Rabinovitz has co-written a children's book, "Always Jackie," just the way Robinson signed his letters to a young Ronnie.
Merton Strommen, Lutheran pastor who dedicated his life to young people, dies at 100
His avocation was music, but God's calling to the ministry changed his career direction.
Signature in hymnal sets Minnesota woman on search for MLK's favorite hymn
My Aunt Mary 's encounter with the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. set me on a search to find his favorite hymn.
Buddy Holly band member Tommy Allsup, who saved his life with a coin toss, dies at 85
He lost the coin flip with another band member, missing the plane that crashed on "The Day the Music Died."
Man who helped oust Nixon dissects Clinton for Mpls. audience
Famous Watergate reporter Carl Bernstein talked all things politics to a packed house in Minneapolis on Thursday night.
Light rail train hits minivan making errant turn in downtown Mpls.
Trains in both directions were stopped, and passengers were allowed to disembark.
Minnesota Guard will not be going to Liberia, after all
As Ebola outbreak subsides, deployment called off.
2013: Minnesota's Freeman family watched historic tragedy unfold
The memories of Minnesota's former first lady are succinct and vivid. The Freemans and their 15-year-old son, Mike, would mourn the passing of the nation's 35th president at four historic events that November weekend.
For JFK's advance man, a routine mission turned hellish
He recounted scouting sites, saying no one anticipated trouble.
2013: Jackie's Secret Service agent tells his story
Clint Hill, the person closest to the assassination who is still alive, was tormented by guilt for years. North Dakota native has now funneled his energy into telling his story.
The lure of the Prize Patrol
I entered again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again. Mailings were multiplying faster than rabbits.
Suspect in traffic stop assault is caught in Wis.
A 20-year-old St. Paul man who is accused of assaulting a Washington County deputy sheriff during a traffic stop Thursday night was apprehended in Luck, Wis., Saturday night.
2009: Buddy Holly: The tour from hell
The story of the long, cold nights on the road before the Day the Music Died, 50 years ago.
Buddy Holly's wife to attend 50th anniversary tribute
Maria Elena Holly will join Monday night's 50th anniversary tribute in Iowa to Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and the Big Bopper.
Q&A with Buddy Holly's widowed bride
Maria Elena Holly was a newlywed and mother-to-be when husband Buddy Holly's plane crashed in Iowa 50 years ago. Now, she returns to the venue where Buddy staged his last concert and takes time to answer a wide range of questions about the legacy of her husband's music and the circumstances leading up to when the music died.
Pamela Huey: A dramatic recount -- and ultimately, a clean election
Rolvaag, contacted at his Bowstring Lake home in northern Minnesota, reminisced about the election 20 years ago.
