Category: Local Culture
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Looking Back
50 years of hyperlocal reporting Editor’s note: In this issue and the next, we are featuring a series of articles exploring the newspaper’s history. See also:…
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Unkind neighbors
We have new neighbors in West 7th, and some are not being kind to us.As you may know, Freedom House, a homeless services drop-in center,…
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Virtual Mothers Day Concert
Landmark Center will be hosting a free virtual concert for Mothers Day at 1pm on May 9. Register to join it here: bit.ly/3aHfEeZ
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Policing, Racism and the Problem of Escalation
Building an Antiracist Community By Tim Johnson I would like to say my wife and I never argue or get angry with each other. That,…
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Community Reporter 50th Anniversary
Add your name to our Honor Roll of Community Supporters to help us sustain our work. Our “Community of Reporters” provides the West End with thoughtful,…
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The Church of St. Matthew drive-up fish fry Fridays
The Church of St. Matthew (510 Hall Ave.) will host a drive-up to go only fish fry every Friday through April 2 from 4:30 to 7:30…
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Community Reporter 50th Anniversary
Add your name to our Honor Roll of Community Supporters to help us sustain the workOur “Community of Reporters” provides the West End with thoughtful,…
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When the Gangsters Ruled St. Paul
by David LambA century ago, the “Public Enemy Number One,” the leader of the group whose members J. Edgar Hoover called “the toughest mob we ever…
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Resisting the Abusive Tape of Racism
by Tim JohnsonRetired Pastor of Cherokee Park United Church[Editor’s Note: This is the ninth article in Tim Johnson’s series on racism. Comments and insights are…
