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Dear Minneapolis partners and friends, We constantly strive to do all that we can to continue connecting with our communities...

By Charles Hallman Staff Writer Stephen Stafford is a junior at Morehouse College, a Historically Black College in Atlanta, Georgia....

As I was working on this month’s column, a tornado ripped through North Minneapolis. I saw drama unfold as our...

(l-r) Yasmina Vinci, executive director of the National Head Start Association, with State Reps. Bobby Joe Champion and Ryan Winkler...

This legislative session was about choices and priorities. With Minnesota’s future at a crossroads, it was absolutely essential to make...

  Commentary  By Samuel Simmons, Jr. and Minister James Muhammad  Contributing Writers Whether right or wrong, when discussing the ills...

Seeing as it was released in 2006, odds are you won’t find The Dead Girl on most store shelves, maybe...

As I near the end of my first year as superintendent, I have been reflecting on the work we have...

A critical difference at Friendship Academy of Fine Arts (FAFA), a Minneapolis charter school, is its culture. It is the...

Local Masonic Lodge receives national service award Helios Lodge #273 of Cambridge, MN, was one of 17 lodges nationwide to...

By JEFF HAYDEN This column was written with Minneapolis Eighth Ward City Council Member Elizabeth Glidden. The turn of April...

BY RENA MORAN We are heading into the last leg of the 2011 legislative session, and the stakes continue to...

MAP for Nonprofits (MAP) recently announced the selection of Thompson Aderinkomi of Minneapolis as a 2011 Board Star in recognition...

Every child who enters our school doors is an individual with a unique set of life experiences, talents, skills and...

CHANGING COURSE By Tammy L. McIntyre, M. ED Recently, I read a book regarding authenticity in the workplace. To my...

Dear Community: Who are we? Are we handicapped? Are we crippled? Are we physically challenged? Are we mentally challenged? Are...

TODAY'S ENTREPRENEUR By Ste Brown This is the third of several articles I am writing for the MSR. My spotlight...

By Charles Hallman Staff Writer Minneapolis native Shvonne L. Johnson is working on a master’s degree in public history and...

By Arleta Little Contributing Writer “Sometimes life curves on you. Sometimes we follow the curve. Sometimes we don’t.” Life Is...

I just couldn’t figure out why my dishes have been coming out so dirty lately. My answer came in an...