
Author found healing in sharing traumatic experience
In 2022, her years of writing resulted in her first book ‘November.’
Author found healing in sharing traumatic experience Read MoreIn 2022, her years of writing resulted in her first book ‘November.’
Author found healing in sharing traumatic experience Read MoreWe asked community members: How are you keeping King’s dream alive? See their answers below.
WORD ON THE STREET | Beyond MLK Day, how are you keeping King’s dream alive? Read MoreThe MSR took to the streets to ask community members how they keep their spirits bright in the colder, darker months of winter.
Word on the Street: What lifts your spirits in the winter? Read More‘Our Northside kids are the most important resource we have. We have to be the village.’
Northside Santas bring joy to the community  Read MoreThis year, BTC Youth will sponsor a holiday event for K-5 students that celebrates joy, family, connection and togetherness as a school community.Â
​Winter Wonderland promises a magical night Read MoreFor this Word on the Street, we asked community members about the importance of voting ahead of the midterm elections.
WORD ON THE STREET | Are you voting in the midterm elections? Read More‘I am grateful to be able to share something they like and love, and maybe they can use art as a beacon of hope for themselves.’
​Black Business Spotlight: Charles Caldwell Fine Arts Read More‘I am also passionate about the health of the community VOA serves and will continue Dorothea’s legacy.’
Longtime senior health advocate passes the torch Read MoreGolfers from various walks of life gathered last weekend for the Be the Change Golf Tournament at Theodore Wirth Park.
Golfing to create change Read More‘I’ve been cooking all my life. I liked cooking for my family and seeing the smile on their faces. Cooking is something I love to do.’
Black Business Spotlight: Trap House Chicken Read MoreWe asked community members: What do you think will help stop the violence in the community?
WORD ON THE STREET | What can we do to stop the violence? Read MoreThe MSR recently took to the streets to ask community members if they felt there has been positive social change in the last two years since George Floyd’s killing.
WORD ON THE STREET | Two years out, how have we fared? Read More‘We wanted to build a place and space for everyone to feel comfortable.’
​Black Business Spotlight: Ties Read MoreThe tribute at the Capri Theater for Disco T showcased his life, love, and legacy.
Legendary DJ Disco T remembered Read MoreBrother Jules was more than just a DJ; he was a mixologist when it comes to music.
Celebrating DJ Brother Jules Read MoreThe MSR caught up with members at the tour kickoff held at the Skyway Lounge in Minneapolis.
Wu-Tang lit up the Skyway Lounge Read MoreWe asked attendees at Open Streets West Broadway: Where were you when the September 11 attacks occurred and what are your thoughts about it 20 years later?
WORD ON THE STREET | 20 years later —remembering 9/11 Read MoreSouthsiders gathered once again at Phelps Park in Minneapolis to enjoy
food, health clinics, free haircuts, kids’ activities, shopping with local vendors, and live entertainment Blackness.
‘I broke the mode by learning and perfecting an art form that was never taught or offered to my culture.’
Black Business Spotlight: The Black Threadist Read MoreAfter the sentence was handed down, the MSR took to the streets and asked community members: What are your thoughts on the Chauvin sentencing?
WORD ON THE STREET | Reflections on the Chauvin sentence Read More