Interest rates were 3% in August of 2021; today, it’s hard to find a rate below 7%. To a lot of people, that is the whole story. The thinking goes like this: …
WARD 7 Vying for this position are Katie Cashman, Kenneth Foxworth and Scott Graham. KATIE CASHMAN www.katieforcouncil.org Please introduce yourself. …
The Southwest Business Association (SWBA) has a long history of serving our small business community and the community at large. We started with two neighborhoods in 2006 and now represent all nine …
There are only four things that are essential to keep our bodies alive. We need oxygen so we can breathe, water so we are hydrated, food so we are nourished, and sleep so we can function. Sleep plays …
GIA COMING TO ARMATAGE Lisa Wengler is working to open a new restaurant in Armatage next to Pizzaria Lola at 5555 Xerses Ave. Gia will include a full-service restaurant model. “We plan to be a …
Marc Berg and Thalia Kostman, and the rest of the artists in their company Phantom Chorus Theatre (PCT), debut their latest show “Trippy Triptych, Vol I: Blacklight”. This is the first …
Informational meetings and opportunities to provide feedback on the Lyndale Park Rose Garden improvements are set for Oct. 23 and 25, with a third date to be scheduled, at the Lyndale Farmstead …
Fall street sweeping The city began fall street cleaning on Oct 17. “No Parking” signs should be posted at least 24 hours before a street is cleaned. Anyone who parks on the …
Taco Tour On Lake Street Oct. 21 The Latino Economic Development Center (LEDC) is bringing back Taco Tour on Lake Street, an annual tradition since 1999. It will be on Saturday, Oct. 21 from 11 …
Xcel Energy recently removed its electrical poles that were cemented into the sidewalk, but residents lived with an inaccessible sidewalk for decades.
Justice Page Middle School students write about their own convictions and turning points in their lives.
A recap of the Minneapolis City Council meetings from July through September.
Beads, fabrics, yarn, and sewing supplies are all within your reach here in Southwest Minneapolis
The three Ward 7 City Council candidates were asked about the future of downtown, homelessness, Hennepin Avenue reconstruction, and public safety.
After years of lawsuits and growing weeds, recent activity on the lot and a conversation with a real estate company point to a pending sale. But there are still some things we don't know.
"Neighborhood gathering spot first, food second" venue opening in the old Clancey's space in Linden Hills
“At Lake Harriet Lower Elementary, we believe that learning extends beyond the classroom walls,” said Lake Harriet Lower Elementary Principal Angie Ness. “Our new outdoor learning …
The long-awaited and public negotiations between the city of Minneapolis and the Police Officers Federation of Minneapolis formally began on Sept. 6, 2023. Three sets of contract amendments have been …
As one of the hottest summers on record in Minnesota – and the United States – recently came to a close, a new study has shed some light on a way for urban communities like Minneapolis to …
Christy Johnson, founder & CEO of United Goods started working as a graphic designer and artist in 2003 in Minneapolis. A life-long creative, she’s loved to draw since she was a kid. Over …
