Category: Business
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Residents, businesses petition to form new downtown improvement district
The St. Paul Downtown Improvement District (SPDID) announced that commercial and residential property owners are officially petitioning the City of St. Paul to create a…
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Forepaugh’s nearing reopening
If you’ve been near Irvine Park recently, it’s certain you’ve noticed the construction crews hard at work on renovating the Forepaugh Mansion at 276 Exchange…
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Circus Juventas celebrates 30 years under the big top
Rachel Butler Norris’ parents didn’t have a typical job when she was a kid. When she was school-aged, her parents started an afterschool circus class…
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Cooper’s Foods to close at the end of June
A cornerstone of the West End for over three decades, Cooper’s Foods, 633 West 7th, is closing its doors for good on June 27. “It…
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Schmidt Rathskeller building sold
The Minneapolis-St. Paul Business Journal reported last month that Schmidt Brewery’s Rathskeller building was sold for over $2 million to Molina Investment Group, a Minneapolis-based…
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Keystone Community Services June 2024
Join us for an Open House at the Keystone Community Food Center! Join Keystone Community Services as we celebrate the Keystone Community Food Center with…
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Keg and Case files for bankruptcy
Developer Craig Cohen filed for bankruptcy April 19, citing more than $11 million in outstanding debts. In the filing, Cohen named Keg & Case Market…
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Cultural and Neighborhood STAR application now open
The grant application for the City of St. Paul’s 2024 Cultural Star and Neighborhood STAR program is now open. Online applications for both programs are…
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St. Paul Farmers’ Market kicks off 170th year
The St. Paul Farmers’ Market opened their season April 27-28 in downtown St. Paul for its 170th year of providing locally produced food in St.…
