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Tony Kiene
Tony Kiene’s experience in the Twin Cities nonprofit and entertainment industries includes work with Minneapolis Urban League, Penumbra Theatre, Hallie Q. Brown, and Pepé Music.
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Black Business Spotlight: Win at Life Training
Windlan Hall II, founder, owner and head trainer of Win at Life Training, LLC, uses boxing as a holistic force.
Age Well At Home helps homeowners with renovation needs
Age Well At Home provides home repair and safety services to senior homeowners in the Twin Cities area, allowing them to remain safely and comfortably in their homes.
Sister Spokesman celebrates Women’s History Month with powerhouse panelists
Sister Spokesman, a gathering of African American women, celebrated Women’s History Month with a powerhouse panel.
Rising youth suicide rate linked to increased mental health concerns, CDC data shows
One in five adolescents between the ages of 12 to 17 report experiencing feelings of anxiety and depression.
Bridging the racial gap in healthcare: a new study investigates digital access
Techquity by FAITH! hosted two kick-off events in Minneapolis and Rochester to promote digital inclusion to improve health outcomes.
‘Purple Rain’ musical set to debut in Minneapolis before Broadway
‘Purple Rain: The Musical’ will premiere at the State Theatre in Minneapolis in 2025 before its Broadway run.
Twin Cities icon speaks on impact of son’s death
Lucas Bellamy’s family has filed a federal wrongful death lawsuit due to the medical-related death of his son.
Northside dance champs receive congressional honor
Rep. Ilhan Omar recently presented national champions Dance City with a Congressional Proclamation.
Walker West Music Academy expands with state-of-the-art facilities in Rondo community
Walker West Music Academy, a St. Paul-based African American community conservatory, has received a transformational gift of $4 million from the Sauer Family Foundation.
Patrick Adams’ musical journey: A tribute to Southside Minneapolis
Patrick Adams returns to music with “Ear Slap”: a melodic blend of jazz, soul, and funk.
Remembering Andre ‘Debonaire’ McNeal: a pillar in the Twin Cities community
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Richard Roundtree: the passing of a cinematic icon with a Minnesota connection
It is Roundtree’s connection to Minnesota that many, including Park’s great niece, Robin Hickman-Winfield, are remembering in his passing.
Prince fans celebrate the release of ‘Diamonds and Pearls’ super deluxe edition
The Prince Estate and Paisley Park hosted a release party on Friday night, October 27.
Phyllis Braxton’s new book of ‘authentic wisdom’
Phyllis Braxton, diversity equity inclusion specialist, and founder and CEO of Pink Consulting LLC, released her first book in March.
Cherished Community Mother and master storyteller Nothando Zulu passes;
The legendary Nothando Zulu tragically passed away on Monday, September 11.
Minneapolis Interview Project spotlights city’s social justice plight
‘Each person was so different, so distinctive. And yet as they were compiled so many of these stories began to echo one another.’
Dance City welcomes new talent with annual open house and BBQ
‘This is an opportunity for parents to register their dancers for the 2023-2024 season.’
On the One Festival returns with a tribute to neo-soul legends
‘It’s about unity. Harmony across cultures. It’s about all of us together, as one.’
Prince Highway: honoring music royalty
‘There are so many things as a state that we must do to honor Prince and all that he means to us.’
