A Very West End Holiday

This holiday season, there is lots to see and do in the area: from artisan craft markets to Broadway theatrical productions, and everything in between,…
Local Author Writes the History of West 7th

Joe Landsberger has always been a student of West 7th history. Now he’s sharing some of that long-held, and much researched, knowledge with the rest…
Thank you, West End

Thank you, from the bottom of our hearts, to those who have contributed to our Give to the Max Day campaign this year. Thanks to…
New Asian Market Moving Closer To Opening

Viengchan Oriental Market is moving ever closer to opening its doors at the site of the former Cooper’s Foods, 633 West 7th. St. In a…
Community Steps Up to Replace Vandalized Trees

Late last month, dozens of newly planted trees were vandalized along Shepherd Rd., most completely uprooted and thrown in the Mississippi River. Planted over MEA…
Irvine Park Fountain out for repairs

If you’ve been to Irvine Park, 251 Walnut St., recently, you’ve probably noticed a glaring omission from the picturesque square – the historic fountain is…
Mayor Carter Announces Nearly $40 Million of Medical Debt Abolished for 32,000 St. Paul Residents

Mayor Carter announced that the City of St. Paul and Undue Medical Debt abolished nearly $40 million of medical debt for 32,000 St. Paul residents.…
St. Paul STAR Program Awards Over $3.7 Million in Support to Local Businesses and Arts & Cultural Organizations

The City of St. Paul approved more than $3.7 million in grant funding for 59 local capital improvement projects and 68 arts and cultural projects…
Parks and Rec Rinks Getting New Boards

New hockey boards are coming to all St. Paul Parks and Recreation outdoor hockey rinks this winter as part of the Common Cent 1% sales…