Category: Neighborhood News
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Six Months In, Mayor Her Reflects On Initial Crises And The Long-Term Future
When Kaohly Her took office in January as the first woman and first Hmong American elected mayor of St. Paul, she expected to spend her…
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St. Paul Rotary Bringing Fireworks Back To St. Paul This July 4th
Public Independence Day fireworks are set to return to St. Paul this summer for the first time in years, as the St. Paul Rotary Club…
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Downtown St. Paul’s Billion Dollar Moment
The St. Paul Downtown Alliance held its first Annual Meeting last month at the Palace Theatre. There, we painted a picture of how all the…
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Thank You For Supporting Grand Old Day
Grand Old Day is truly a community effort over 50 years old and made possible by volunteers, neighbors, local businesses and community partners who generously…
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Town Hall focuses on election security, Operation Metro Surge
More than 400 community members packed C.S.P.S. Hall on May 19 for an opportunity to talk to three of St. Paul’s highest ranking public officials…
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Ramsey County Attorney’s Office Touts Gains in Reducing Youth Crime
The (Re)Imagining Justice for Youth (RJY) initiative aims to help youth connect through community to reduce criminal behavior. Ramsey County Attorney John Choi announced the…
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Oneida Scholarship Opens for West 7th Adult Learners
Adult learners in St. Paul’s West 7th neighborhood can now apply for the 2026 Oneida Scholarship, a program offering grants ranging from $1,000 to $3,000…
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Highland District Council Announces New Board Members
The Highland District Council has announced the results of its 2026 board election, welcoming 10 new members who will help guide neighborhood issues ranging from…
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St. Paul Secures Partial Wins During 2026 Legislative Session
St. Paul lawmakers and city leaders secured several infrastructure and economic development investments during the 2026 legislative session, though many of the city’s largest requests…
