Zantavious Graham left football at Concordia to build FRM, a wellness community reaching hundreds across Minneapolis through movement, healing circles and youth mentorship. He talks with MSR Digital Editor Aaliyah Demry on MSR On the Radar.
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MSR Digital Edition 6 – Volume 93 – September 3 – September 9, 2026
The MSR Digital Edition 6 -Volume 93 for August 3 – September 9, 2026 is now live. Explore community news, sports, arts, and events. Edition 6, Volume 93.
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Sister Spokesman event asks how Black communities can shape the AI era
At a recent Sister Spokesman event in North Minneapolis, tech leaders and residents gathered to discuss how Black communities can move past reacting to artificial intelligence and start actively shaping its future.
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Out of the Darkness Walk to unite Twin Cities community around mental health and healing
No family should process the pain of a mental health crisis alone. This September, Twin Cities residents will gather at Como Regional Park to break the silence and walk toward collective healing.
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MSR On the Radar: Devin Boeing is revolutionizing tech education in Minnesota
In the ever-evolving world of technology, 26-year-old Devin Boeing is creating a pipeline for the next generation, ensuring they are equipped with the tools and knowledge to have a seat at the tech table. Boeing is the CEO and founder of Cryptic Institute, where he teaches technology and finance to everyday people. In a recent […]
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New documentary displays Minnesota’s African American Community
The Minnesota Black Community Project is bringing local history to the big screen with a free screening of its new documentary celebrating modern Black achievement in the Twin Cities.
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Support the push for an African Diaspora kids’ library in St. Paul
A transformative trip to Ghana has sparked a local movement in St. Paul to build a children’s library filled with stories centered on characters from the African Diaspora.
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Taste of Lyndale to shine light on the Lind-Bohanon neighborhood
Experience the best of the Lind-Bohanon neighborhood on Aug. 22 as North Minneapolis hosts the Taste of Lyndale featuring local eats, live tunes, and backpack giveaways.
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Twin Cities Recovery Project invites community to honor loved ones lost to overdose
The Twin Cities Recovery Project is inviting the community in North Minneapolis to gather and uplift families impacted by substance use, share stories of recovery, and honor those lost to addiction.
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What’s Hot: Twin Cities Weekend Events, August 15
Looking to tap into local music, support independent artists, or experience world culture right in your backyard? Here is your weekend breakdown across Minneapolis and St. Paul.
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Black business pioneers inducted into inaugural Minnesota Black Business Hall of Fame
“History can’t wait.” The Minnesota Black Chamber of Commerce inducted its inaugural class into the Minnesota Black Business Hall of Fame, honoring trailblazers who built the foundation for local economic power.
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Celebrate a food-focused future with The Dozens on West Broadway
Discover how local organizers are bringing food, culture, and community together for a stronger Northside.
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Flow Foundation hosts free event to empower women with alopecia and hair Loss
In honor of Alopecia Awareness Month, Minnesota’s Flow Foundation is creating a safe, joyful space for women navigating medical hair loss, offering community, resources, and custom wigs to help them celebrate their beauty.
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MSR On the Radar: Krowned Kenn is bossing up her business to be more than just a St. Paul braiderÂ
At just 24, St. Paul braider Krowned Kenn turned front-porch hustling into a thriving beauty brand. Now, she’s setting her sights on real estate, community advocacy, and redefining luxury hair care in the Twin Cities.
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Guthrie Theater invites community to celebrate 20 years on the Mississippi River
The Guthrie Theater is opening its doors to the community for a milestone celebration of two decades of world-class theater. On Sunday, August 30, the iconic Twin Cities institution will host a free Open House: 20 Years on the River, a free, family-friendly event celebrating 20 years in its landmark riverfront facility in the historic […]
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How you can help preserve Minnesota Black history
In honor of America’s 250th anniversary, the Minnesota African American Heritage Museum and Gallery is calling on the community to help document and preserve the rich history of Black settlements, businesses, and leaders across Minnesota.
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Black Entrepreneur State Fair returns to Lake Street
What began as a grassroots response to grief and pandemic hardship has grown into a major South Minneapolis tradition. The Black Entrepreneur State Fair returns for its seventh year with live music, food, and local vendors.
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Voting open to honor Black fathers at 7th annual Global Fatherhood Award Ceremony
Under the theme “Fathers and Men, don’t give up; they show,” voting is officially open to recognize fathers and community leaders who are transforming families across the Twin Cities.
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Cypher Rotunda brings street dance battles to Mall of America
Street dancers from across the world are heading to Minnesota for Cypher Rotunda, a massive, free-admission dance battle featuring live DJs, international judges, and cash prizes.
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Vendors encouraged to register for 2026 Open Streets West Broadway
Open Streets West Broadway is calling on local vendors to join this year’s festival. With past vendors selling out hours early, organizers are offering 13 registration tiers, including free options.