Keystone Community Food Center now open
After almost five years of planning, fundraising, construction and dreaming, Keystone Community Services has opened their new Keystone Community Food
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Author: Damian Goebel
St. Paul’s historic City Council sworn in
On January 9, St. Paul’s next City Council was sworn in at a ceremony at the Ordway Center for the Performing Arts.
With four new members, the council is going to look different in years past in more ways than one. In a historic election by St. Paul voters, for the first time in St. Paul, or any major U.S. city, our city council consists of all female members. What’s more, all seven members are under 40 years-old and six of the seven identify as people of color.
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Right Track jobs applications open
Right Track St. Paul, a paid summer internship program for St. Paul youth ages 14-21 who come from burdened households or face barriers to employment, has opened their applications for summer 2024 internships.
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World Junior Hockey Championships coming to St. Paul
USA Hockey announced on January 5 that St. Paul and Minneapolis will serve as host of the 2026 International Ice
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Professional Women’s Hockey League makes record breaking debut
The puck dropped on the inaugural season of the Minnesota Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) on January 6 to record
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Portion of Rice Creek Commons sold to Ryan Cos.
The Ramsey County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously on January 16 to approve a $12.7 million purchase and sale agreement
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Ryan O’Connor named Regional Administrator of Metropolitan Council
The Metropolitan Council has announced Ryan O’Connor has been named the next Regional Administrator for the organization.
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St. Paul Students face off at Minnesota State Debate Tournament
Students from St. Paul Public Schools represented the “Saintly City” at the 2024 Minnesota State High School League (MNSHL) Minnesota State Debate Tournament, January 12-13 and the University of Minnesota.
Representing St. Paul Central and Highland Park Senior High School’s, the students participated in the two-day event, with St. Paul Central coming out on top in multiple categories.
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Navigating bumps in the road
The declaration of the death of local news may be a bit exaggerated, but that doesn’t mean it is easy to bring you a community newspaper.
As 2023 was coming to a close, the Community Reporter got a bit of bad news. Our long-time delivery partner, Independent Delivery Service (IDS) let us know about a week before going to press that they were going out of business. What’s more, it was happening January 1.
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