The journey of Dr. Brewer began in the Black church in Charlotte, North Carolina. Her upbringing in the church provided...
Read moreBusinessman James Holmes Jr. is looking to reshape the narrative of African Americans wealth and entrepreneurship.
Read moreHometown boxing champ Jamal 'Shango' James is reaching back to youth people in the neighborhood.
Read moreThe launch of the shopping site will feature hundreds of Black businesses, many of which are new entrepreneurial ventures.
Read moreMPS' Comprehensive District Design plan continues to draw skepticism.
Read moreDr. Theresa Battle, District 191 school superintendent brings to the position a career in education that spans over 35 years,
Read moreThere's a new dollar store in town. The new Dollar & Up is Black-owned and community-focused.
Read moreInspired by their Midwestern and Southern roots, Christene Kemp-Davis and Wardell Davis opened Smokin Hottdish in May 2019.
Read moreTo aid struggling members in their community on the last weekend before school starts, members of Greater St. Paul Church...
Read moreManny Minter, owner of Fit 1st Running located in Uptown, spoke to us about his business outlook and motivation.
Read moreUsing baseball lingo, the Minnesota Twins this season hit its new “Gate 34 Experience” out of the ballpark, according to...
Read moreCrystal Hill created her very own small business, Chill’s Customized Creations, which offers eye-catching and uplifting personalized products.
Read moreDr. Nathaniel Stewart Jr. has been a psychologist for over 35 years. The calling came to him early in life.
Read moreCameron Cook's popular Fresh Cuts Barbershop has become a fixture in South Minneapolis' 38th Street Corridor since opening six years...
Read moreTiAngy Designs was founded in 2016, by the two women as a way to bring the cultural wear of Nigeria...
Read moreFrom showrooms to lobbies to storefronts to bathrooms, MinneApple Cleaning handles it all.
Read moreLacora Bradford Kesti will head the African American Leadership Forum, the organization announced.
Read moreEssence Shabazz has her sights on opening one of the first Black-owned beauty supply stores in North Minneapolis.
Read moreThe late civil rights activist, artist and philanthropist Charles E. Mays (1933-2019), without question, determinedly left the world a better...
Read moreSimply Wed, a new Twin Cities business, is helping couples create the perfect wedding experience without breaking the bank.
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