Category: Business
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Be Prepared with an Advance Directive
West End HealthlineBy Anna Dovre, MDAs the season shifts ever on toward autumn, I’ve been noticing the ways that we’re all making preparations. The squirrels…
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Schmidt Art Crawl returns this fall
By Lark GilmerArt Lives at Schmidt Artist Lofts. For the last several years, we have not only created art but also produced unique events to display…
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White Squirrel Bar hits one-year milestone
Wife and husband, Dani and Jarret Oulman, were channeling this inside joke while naming White Squirrel Bar, 974 West 7th St. In case you get…
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The rubber hits the road for St. Paul rent control
After a May 1 rollout, St. Paul’s voter-approved rent control ordinance is being road tested as landlords across the city continue appealing the ordinance’s 3%…
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We remember Scott McClure: 1968-2022
by Jerry RothsteinScott Andrew McClure was born on June 25, 1968, to Georgann Warren McClure and Norman Donald McClure (d. 2019). He was the “little…
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All hands on decks
by Casey EkZachary Rassett picked up his first skateboard when he was 5 years old, and since then he hasn’t looked back. Now, the 26-year-old…
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Are you the next writer for the Community Reporter?
by Casey EkFor the last 50 years, the Community Reporter has prided itself on being a news source of the community and has leaned into…
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Federation Update
fortroadfederation.org Fort Road cookbook now availableMonths in the making, the Fort Road cookbook is finally available for purchase. For $25, you can get a hold…
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St. Paul’s unhoused grapple with drying federal COVID dollars
By Casey EkGean, one of St. Paul’s unhoused residents took cover under a bridget near Shepard Road as nickel-sized hail pelted the city on May…
