r/eaganmn

Hello all! I recently purchased a house in Eagan (first time home owner), and I was curious on other's estimates on how much your general monthly utilities, in particular your electric/Xcel bill. From looking online, I am getting lots of mixed information- of course, i know it varies quite a bit on a variety of factors and difference month-to-month. It is a 3 bed 2 bath home, for size gauging.

Appreciate any insight as I am just trying to do a bit of planning/mental preparing. :) If anyone has any general recommendations of other things/companies to look into, I am open to all! I've done a decent amount of my own research, but hearing other perspectives is always helpful. Thanks! :)

Looking to catch a couple World Cup games over the next week or so. Usually Brits or Blackhart are my go-to, but would like something a little closer to home as an option. Anything in Eagan proper or IGH/AV/Burnsville that would have a good atmosphere and not just the game on?

hello friends!! I was wondering if there was anything communal going on for the 4th of July? its my first time celebrating it here in MN & i’d love to find something to do!

Steven Linell Smith, a black maintenance mechanic formerly employed at the United States Postal Service’s St. Paul Processing and Distribution Center in Eagan, Minnesota, endured five years of racial harassment, stalking, threats and management retaliation before being fired on a pretext.

In 2025, after a five-day jury trial, Smith won a federal hostile work environment case against USPS. He documented 32 incidents between September 2017 and March 2022, including repeated racial slurs, physical threats, stalking of himself and his wife, false police reports and a death threat left on his toolbox.

But Smith remains out of his job. The American Postal Workers Union, which told him his case was “unwinnable,” refused to fight for him over the racial harassment that defined his years at the facility. After Smith won in court, local APWU President Dave Cook sent him a personal letter telling him he would have to sue the union to get his job back.

I haven’t been to Emagine in about 3-4 years, but I’ve heard that some (or most?) movie theaters around the cities has 30-minute long previews before the movie starts.
Anyone been to a movie there lately?

I never got the backstory of the shift from Dr. Jennifer Orthodontics, to her becoming a partner with Lakeside, to her not being involved with the practice at all.

Does anybody know what happened?