Louis Moore, president of the Major Taylor Bicycling Club, and Jerry Ciardelli of Erdahl Aerial Photography rode through the Open Streets Festival on West Broadway in Minneapolis.
Photo of the Week | Riding in style Read More
Retired Vikings kicker and announcer Greg Coleman presented retired professional soccer player and St. Paul native Tony Sanneh with the Champion in the Community Award on Aug. 16.
Photo of the Week | Retired athletes serve their communities Read More
At the June 18 wedding of Stephanie and Ronald Toussaint, the lucky lady to catch the bouquet just happened to be Ms. Black USA 2021 Jamila Toussaint.
Photo of the Week: Royalty catches bouquet Read More
Forget the limousine! Joseph Tisdale picked up his prom date Rema Dixion in a beautiful Hitching Post Horse and Carriage, driven by the distinguished Dr. Steven Bell, who is also a practicing physician.
Photo of the Week | Riding in style —horse and carriage prom Read More
A 60-foot pine tree fell across the street near 16th and Oliver Ave. N. in Minneapolis during the May 11 tornado storm.
Aftermath of the storms Read More
Women of all shapes and shades were honored at the 15th Annual Celebrating the Sistas on May 1.
Celebrating sistas never gets old Read More
Lillian Arizona Lindsey Reed celebrated her 100th birthday with family and well-wishers.
Celebrating 100 years: Lillian Arizona Lindsey Reed Read More
Over 200 people gathered Monday evening to see Booker T. Hodges be sworn in as the city of Bloomington’s first Black police chief.
Dr. Booker Hodges sworn in as Bloomington’s first Black police chief Read More
The Positive Image organization hosted its 9th Annual Father Daughter Dance on a bright and sunny Sunday evening February 20. The popular event, postponed last year due to COVID-19, sold …
Father-Daughter Dance roars back Read More
The debate was about the most vital path for African Americans to advance by two of the most influential minds of the 1920s.
Booker T. vs W.E.B.— a classic debate to advance the race Read More
The atmosphere was festive as homeless men, women, and children received not only high-quality necessities but love and compassion.
Eight women organize ‘3000 Acts of Kindness’ Read More
Brother Jules’ unexpected death on Dec. 4 at age 50 sent shockwaves of sadness through the Twin Cities and beyond.
Local notables honor the life, legacy of DJ Brother Jules Read More
Normandale Community College Art Gallery’s ‘Freedom of the Press’ exhibit featuring independent journalist Georgia Fort runs until November 12.
Normandale College hosts journalists, artists inspired by George Floyd uprising Read More
Over 150 community members gathered for a Halloween dance event at Minneapolis North Community High School on Saturday, October 30.
Halloween dance showcase dazzles in North Minneapolis Read More
Juxtaposition Arts, a nonprofit youth art and design education center, gallery and artists’ studio space broke ground on a breathtaking $12 million, 17,000 square foot facility.
JXTA groundbreaking a Northside game-changer Read More
Local Olympic heroes Suni Lee and Grace McCallum enjoyed a warm welcome home Thursday afternoon.
Team USA: Olympians return to Minnesota! Read More
One couldn’t help but notice the vibrant presence of African American vendors lining the entrance at this year’s Aquatennial Fireworks.
PHOTOS: Black vendors shine at Aquatennial Read More
The evening of Sunday, Nov. 15 was the conclusion of a 21-year run of Ray Richardson hosting the popular oldie’s music show called ‘Back in the Day.’
DJ Ray Richardson’s last show Read More
“[This] is a celebration of our longevity of service to the community,” Wesley told the MSR. “For the community, it gives a sense of pride and purpose in the burial of our loved ones.”
A brand new makeover — Estes celebrates grand opening Read More
Minneapolis officials chipped in and got Jaequan Faulkner an official permit. They also gave him meat thermometers, hand sanitizer, a hand-washing station and other vending essentials.
Winning! Young entrepreneur is on a roll Read More