Category: Business
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Community Voices: Downtown’s Skyrocketing Small Business Growth
One of the many vitality indicators we track in downtown includes the movement of small business. The pandemic obviously crushed foot traffic in downtowns everywhere,…
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Summer Pests: Helpful information from a pest control pro!
Okay, neighbors, let’s have an honest conversation about the creepy crawlies that come through our windows and doors and disturb our peace. Yes, I’m talking…
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Joseph’s Coat Seeks Volunteers As Demand Grows
Joseph’s Coat is seeking additional volunteers to help operate its St. Paul free store as the number of people using the service continues to grow.
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Brake Bread Retires Its Bread Bus
Brake Bread removed its distinctive Bread Bus after concluding that the oversized gathering space is too difficult to operate in the bakery’s small parking lot.
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Minimum Wage Rises For St. Paul Small And Micro Businesses
St. Paul’s minimum wage increased July 1 for small and micro businesses, completing another step in the city’s phased wage schedule. Small businesses with six…
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Star House Crisis Nursery Reopens In Midway
STAR House will reopen its crisis-nursery services in St. Paul’s Midway neighborhood Aug. 1, nearly a year after flooding forced the organization to close its…
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St. Paul Extends Class N License Payment Deadlines
St. Paul businesses holding Class N licenses may pay their 2026 renewal fees as late as Dec. 31 without incurring late penalties under a temporary…
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Downtown Development Corporation Buys U.S. Bank Center
The Saint Paul Downtown Development Corporation has completed its purchase of the U.S. Bank Center, a 26-story office building at 101 E. Fifth St.
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STAR Grants Direct $3.3 Million To St. Paul Projects
St. Paul has approved more than $3.3 million in Sales Tax Revitalization grants for neighborhood capital improvements and arts and cultural projects.
