Unleash your inner farmer: Opportunities abound at area community gardens
If you think the quality of fruits and vegetables in supermarkets these days has diminished, your observation is not off-base….
St. Paul Spring Art Crawl
kicks off April 25
With winter in the rearview mirror, it’s finally time to stretch those legs and enjoy the sunshine, and what better way to do it than with St. Paul’s biannual art crawl. This spring…
Crispy coal-fired pizza coming to Lowertown
Longtime Twin Cities restaurateurs Shaz Khan and Antonio Gambino are bringing a slice of their success to St. Paul this…
Wentworth Library to close for yearlong renovation
On April 7, Wentworth Library in West St. Paul will close for the start of a yearlong…
Sample St. Paul Entertainment Guide
Discover what’s happening near you at area theaters, arenas, museums, galleries and other venues! All the quick details you need for this week’s events.
Minnesota Unraveled
DARTS president to retire after a decade
Over the past 10 years, DARTS president Ann Bailey has accomplished a great deal. She expanded the nonprofit’s…
30th annual quilt
show underway at Lawshe Museum
South St. Paul natives Rosemary Root and her mother Jeannette Root, 93, have once…
New Ramsey County deputy manager eyes economic growth
After serving in the role on an interim basis for nearly a year, seasoned community…
Downtown loses
its sole grocer
Citing declining revenue, staffing difficulties and security factors, Lunds & Byerlys has decided to close its downtown St. Paul…
Saints Baseball reignites March 28;
10 years at CHS
Fingers crossed, no spring rain will dampen the diamond as top ball players…
Packers and Warriors join forces for new
swim team
Students and head swim coaches from South St. Paul Public Schools and School…
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Hunger epidemic still on the rise
Neighborhood House and Neighbors, Inc. are among the hundreds of food shelves across the state participating in the 44th…
More delays at former YMCA property
With a March 1 development deadline looming and still no final development plan in place, the City of West St. Paul is…
LaNoire Bridal expands twofold; set to reopen this spring
Minnesota’s first black-owned bridal shop is making big moves to cater to more…
Local Lioness Club launches new fundraiser
Despite volunteerism being at historic lows across the country, the SSP Southwest…
METRO Gold Line
opens Mar. 22
After nearly three years of construction, the METRO Gold Line bus rapid transit (BRT) route is scheduled to open Mar. 22…
Noecker named St. Paul City Council president
Veteran Ward 2 St. Paul City Councilmember Rebecca Noecker was recently elected president of the St. Paul…
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