Category: March 2026
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Support for Latino-owned small businesses
Support for Latino-owned small businesses Support for Latino-owned small businessesBy Tim Spitzack | Editor | March 2026 The Latino Chamber of Commerce Minnesota and Latino Economic Development Center (LEDC) have launched a GoFundMe campaign to raise $1 million to help Latino-owned businesses in the Twin Cities who have lost revenue due to “Operation Metro Surge” Read more
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Spring Home Improvement Guide 2026
Spring Home Improvement Guide 2026;Helpful tips to make your project a success Spring Home Improvement Guide 2026By Tim Spitzack | Editor | March 2026 Late winter and early spring are ideal times to plan your indoor and outdoor projects. Here’s what’s trending locally in 2026 and tips for finding a contractor that can help you Read more
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St. Paul and Minneapolis chambers of commerce explore joining forces
Chambers of commerce explore joining forces St. Paul and Minneapolis chambers of commerce explore joining forcesBy Jake Spitzack | Staff Writer | March 2026 When the St. Paul Area Chamber of Commerce holds its annual meeting on Feb. 26 at the St. Paul RiverCentre, members will get a first look at its 2025 impact report Read more
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Sample St. Paul Events & Entertainment Guide: March 2026
Sample St. PaulEvents & Entertainment Guide: March 2026 Discover exciting events happening near you at areatheaters, arenas, museums, galleries and other venues! Sample St. Paul Events & Entertainment GuideBy Jake Spitzack | Staff Writer | March 2026 Children’s Museum of MN 10 7th St. W.St. Paul651-225-6000mcm.org “Thomas & Friends: Explore the Rails!” is presented through Read more
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5th Street to play key role in downtown revitalization
5th Street to play key role in downtown revitalization;SPDDC president reflects on busy first year 5th Street to play key role in downtown revitalization;SPDDC president reflects on busy first yearBy Jake Spitzack | Staff Writer | March 2026 While the well-publicized collapse of Madison Equities and subsequent closure and sale of its distressed properties has Read more
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NativeCare Cannabis Dispensary opens in West St. Paul
NativeCare Cannabis Dispensary opens in West St. Paul NativeCare Cannabis Dispensary opens in West St. PaulBy Jake Spitzack | Staff Writer | March 2026 The Red Lake Nation, which opened the first recreational cannabis dispensary in the state, is opening a shop in West St. Paul. Pending completion of renovation work, NativeCare Cannabis Dispensary is Read more
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Food shelf donations in March make bigger impact
Food shelf donations in March make bigger impact;FoodShare Campaign is Mar. 1-April 6 Food shelf donations in March make big impactBy Jake Spitzack | Staff Writer | March 2026 If there’s any time of year to donate to your local food shelf, it’s in March due to the annual statewide FoodShare campaign, organized by Greater Read more
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St. Patrick’s Day celebration guide 2026
Irish roots run deep;St. Patrick’s Day celebration guide 2026 St. Patrick’s Day celebration guide 2026By Tim Spitzack | Editor | March 2026 When the annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade weaves its way through downtown St. Paul, you can bet residents of the St. Paul Voice distribution area will be well-represented among the green-clad revelers. According Read more