U of M hosts Diversity Career Fair – great jobs and benefits
Written by Libby Stille Looking for a new job? The University of Minnesota (U of M) has hundreds of jobs available on its Twin Cities campus, which includes …
Northside students invited to build peace through art and expression
Written by Ann Luce Our North Minneapolis Rotary Club has several focuses with the intent of enhancing life in North Minneapolis and drawing attention to the …
Prepare for Severe Weather Season
With the arrival of severe spring weather, including tornadoes, floods and thunderstorms, the American Red Cross urges all residents to prepare now for …
Wildflower Garden and Bird Sanctuary is open
The opening day for the 117th season at Eloise Butler Wildflower Garden and Bird Sanctuary season was April 16. Now you can welcome spring and enjoy the season …
Blackwaters, a documentary screening and discussion with cast and creators
For five Black men, a fly-fishing expedition into the arctic becomes an exploration of what it means to be a person of color in wild places. You can see their …
Thank you Loring community!
Written by Alicia Reyes Loring Community Elementary School had their annual Read-A-Thon during the months of March and April. The Read-A-Thon is hosted by the …
Black Excellence
You are invited to a film by North Minneapolis Youth Black Excellence Thursday, May 30, 6:30 p.m. Capri Theater, 2027 W. Broadway Reception follows Follow the …
Step Up – employers needed to host summer interns
Minneapolis Employment and Training is looking for organizations to invest in developing local talent by hiring or hosting youth interns this summer. Right now …
Impact Summer Corps supports youth development
More than 500 Minnesotans will be spanning across dozens of communities state-wide this summer as part of the second annual Summer Impact Corps, an AmeriCorps …
The wetlands of May
Written by Rachel Putnam, Kroening Center Naturalist April showers bring May flowers, but spring rains also fill up low spots and create seasonal pools of …