Writers who live in St. Paul can submit poems for the chance to have them stamped into city sidewalks this summer. The contest runs through April 3.Â
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New CEO for local Girl Scouts assumes leadership role
‘My passion and purpose have intersected for me in this new opportunity to spark joy in the hearts of girls.’
Seven Black leaders selected for self-care grants
Pohlad Foundation and Cultural Wellness Center launch three-year Black Legacy and Leadership Enrichment Initiative pilot.
Sister Spokesman attendees learn how to retire in style
Sister Spokesman held its “Roadmap to Retirement” event on Sat., March 4, from 12-3 pm, at LifeSource in Minneapolis. Financial advisor, Ronnie Salone, helped the room full of attendees navigate their roadmap to financial security in retirement, with resources, worksheets, and advice. After the retirement-planning workshop, attendees shopped for merchandise sold by local vendors, networked, […]
Voting rights restored to formerly incarcerated Minnesotans
‘Minnesotans who have completed time for their offenses and are living, working, and raising families in their communities deserve the right to vote.’
Athletes Unlimited: Canada’s a hot commodity this season
She isn’t among the statistical leaders, but fifth-year WNBA veteran Jordin Canada is a hot commodity this AU season.
Remembering Adrienne Ellen Olillia MasonÂ
Adrienne Ellen Olillia Mason was born on February 27, 1947.
Remembering Mary Earl Evans
Mary Earl Evans passed away on the morning of February 21, 2023.
Celebrating Black History Month: a Q & A with JPMorgan Chase’s Byna Elliott
In celebration of Black History Month, we sat down with Byna Elliott, global head of Advancing Black Pathways at JPMorgan Chase.
Prepare + Prosper offering DIY tax prep services
Prepare + Prosper is offering free DIY (Do-It-Yourself) tax prep services.
Support juvenile sentencing reform
We can advocate for victims, work to prevent juvenile crime and still acknowledge the differences between young people who commit criminal offenses and adults.Â
​Minneapolis declares one-day snow emergency
The one-day snow emergency parking rules begin tonight, Friday, Feb. 24 at 9 pm until Saturday, Feb. 25 at 8 am.
Gophers in Arizona
This week’s Gopher 100 features Freshman pitcher-first baseman Gilbert Saunders III.
Upcoming TV program aims to help students cope with school violence
KARE 11 and media personality Sheletta Brundidge have partnered for a program that offers real talk about school shootings.
Snow emergencies issued in the Twin Cities
As expected, snow emergencies were issued in both Minneapolis and St. Paul on Wednesday, the start of a massive snowstorm.
Black History Month Events Feb. 16 – 28
Find a listing of free or low-cost community events below to help you savor the richness of Black history.
New podcast brings logic to love
Savor the season of love with a new podcast.
‘Black Entrepreneurs Day’ at the Capitol spotlights success and needs of Black businesses
‘I don’t believe Black business owners need handouts. We need someone to recognize and then adjust their strategic planning and include us.’
Black History Month events in the Twin Cities: Feb. 8 – 16
Find a listing of free or low-cost community events below to help you savor the richness of Black history.
Grammy record-breakers and trailblazers
Here are a few notable wins at the 65th Annual Grammy Awards.
