You can buy a $25 tree starting in March
Minneapolis property owners will soon be able to order a 5- to 8-foot tree for $25 each to plant on their private property. This year, Minneapolis property …
New businesses at 44th and Penn, Things are happening despite the pandemic
This article was written by Connor Cummiskey Two new businesses have setup shop near the intersection of 44th Avenue and Penn Avenues. If you need to get out …
Watch out for scams
A new analysis of consumer scam reports submitted to the Better Business Bureau indicates a larger portion of Black, Hispanic, Asian and other racial …
Neighborhood youth helping neighborhoods
This article was written by Patricia Deinhart-Bauknight and Em Matson The Webber-Camden Neighborhood Organization (WCNO) wants to talk to you! So much is going …
Spring adult sports registration begins
The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board (MPRB) opened spring adult sports registration on February16. Mark your calendars, get your squad together and …
Shingle Creek Volunteer Stars
Shingle Creek Neighborhood Association invites community members to nominate individuals and/or groups for Volunteer Stars recognition during National …
Hope Totes and 400 shoes for Sojourner Students
In late January,Samaritan’s Feet distributed approximately 400 pairs of shoes to students at Sojourner Truth Academy. Each recipient received a “Hope …
Bright Futures resumes in-person learning
This article was written by Jaleeza Smith-Breedlove In January, Minneapolis Public Schools (MPS) shared their plan to have students return to their classrooms …
Black History month is every month
As we celebrated Black History Month, early literacy nonprofit Reading Partners are imploring families to instill the important message that Black heritage and …
Rodger Brodin’s legacy
Kudos to Susan Breedlove for her informative and beautifully written piece in the February Camden News on local sculptor and artist Rodger Brodin. I was …