How did Turkey Track Airport get its unusual name? You might wonder as you stand here, gazing at the runway. This privately owned airport, nestled amidst the Minnesota landscape, isn’t about tracking turkeys. It’s a hub for personal planes and a testament to one man’s passion for aviation. Located just west of Coates, Minnesota, Turkey Track Airport, also known by its identifier MY52, boasts a single runway, 2000 feet long and made entirely of turf. This airport is for personal use only. Its owner, Craig Franzmeier, is a passionate aviator who ensures the airport runs smoothly. He’s the one to call if you need to reach someone at Turkey Track, whether for information or just to chat about planes. So, while you won’t find flocks of turkeys here, you’ll discover a quaint airfield that embodies the spirit of private aviation. It’s a place where the sky is the limit and the love for flying takes flight.
The Afrocentric Spectrum Mural
What whispers do the walls of a city hold? The Afrocentric Spectrum Mural, here on University Avenue, speaks volumes about