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Apple Valley Vibe: Week of November 10, 2025
Rosemount-Apple Valley-Eagan Public SchoolsFriday, November 21, 2025
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[0:06] Apple Valley has another brand new
[0:07] restaurant. Brick and Bourbon celebrated
[0:10] its grand opening with the ribbon
[0:11] cutting event.
[0:14] >> You can find it at the intersection of
[0:15] Galaxy and County Road 42 across from
[0:18] the Western Service Center. Brick and
[0:20] Bourbon is an elevated ery and craft
[0:22] cocktail venue that believes in using
[0:24] the freshest domestic and imported
[0:26] ingredients. They pair their amazing
[0:28] food with a one-of-a-kind craft cocktail
[0:30] bar that focuses on fresh, simple
[0:32] ingredients which complement their
[0:34] amazing portfolio of spirits. Welcome,
[0:36] Brick and Bourbon, and thank you for
[0:38] choosing Apple Valley.
[0:40] And now, here's our very own Apple
[0:42] Valley Mayor with a message for our
[0:44] students.
[0:45] >> Hello, Apple Valley students. I'm Mayor
[0:47] Clint Hoopa, and I have a challenge for
[0:49] you. How would you like to be mayor for
[0:50] a day? As mayor, you'd get to dream up
[0:52] ways to make our city even better. Maybe
[0:54] you'd plant more trees, host more
[0:56] community events, or find new ways to
[0:58] keep our neighborhoods clean and safe.
[1:00] Submit your ideas in the Mayor for a Day
[1:02] essay contest on the League of Minnesota
[1:04] Cities website. Up to four entries
[1:06] statewide will win $100 and receive
[1:09] public recognition. Entries are due on
[1:11] Friday, December 12th, so start dreaming
[1:13] big.
[1:16] >> Residents are invited to learn more
[1:17] about the city's proposed 2026 budget at
[1:20] an open house on November 18th. Stop by
[1:23] anytime between 4:00 and 6:00 p.m. to
[1:25] speak one-on-one with city staff, ask
[1:27] questions, and see how tax dollars are
[1:30] being invested in services like public
[1:32] safety, parks, and public works. Visual
[1:35] displays will highlight key funding
[1:36] priorities and upcoming projects. City
[1:39] officials encourage residents to attend
[1:40] to learn more about the budgeting
[1:42] process and share their input.
[1:45] And finally, a reminder that city
[1:47] offices will be closed on Tuesday,
[1:49] November 11th in observation of Veterans
[1:51] Day. And that's the vibe in Apple
[1:54] Valley. Stay up tod date by visiting our
[1:56] website and following us on social
[1:58] media.