Category: Feature
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Elle Salon Spa: Developing Right Style for You
by Margaret Wimberley Joining the ranks of women entrepreneurs in the West Seventh business community is Christine Wengler, with Elle Salon Spa, serving clients of all genders,…
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National, local ceramists exhibit solo and group shows at Schmidt Artist Lofts
The National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts (NCECA) advances creation, teaching and learning through clay in the contemporary world through welcoming and innovative experiences, discourse, and…
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Celebrating the West End Business Climate
by Jerry Rothstein President Kent Petterson and other board members helped a group of fifty business and community leaders to navigate through a rich variety of reports,…
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To speak or not to speak?
by Shirlene Perrin Your right to remain silent is more important than you might think. There are two myths that the public at large believes. One…
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From St. Paul College you can go anywhere
by Margaret Wimberley Dr. Rassoul Dastmozd is president and CEO of St. Paul College, a vibrantly diverse community college with an enrollment of more than 13,000…
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A neighborhood school with room for neighbors
by Anna Kudak, Ph.D., Board Chair What Do You Do with an Idea? is both an excellent question and also the title of an inspiring children’s…
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Little Bohemia Neighborhood Association Tenth Anniversary
The Little Bohemia Neighborhood Association (LBNA) began to take form in Tom and Marit Brock’s front parlor, back in February 2008. When the group formed, it faced…
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Community Mural Listening Session
Mississippi Market is partnering with GoodSpace Murals, a group of local artists focused on community collaboration to create socially relevant artwork that reclaims unique identities, stories, and…
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Keg and Case nominated for Best Food Hall
Help Keg & Case win the USA Today Ten Best Reader’s Choice Awards
