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
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Neighborhood News
History Theatre Announces 2024-25 Season
History Theatre recently announced its 2024-25 Theater season, featuring a personal story of community and the American Dream, the return
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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
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What Really Matters?
I’m stepping away from my sixteen-year involvement with the Community Reporter in the midst of my grief over the death
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Thank you Jerry
Jerry Rothstein has meant so much to the Community Reporter (some might say WAS the Community Reporter) and our community
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GAP students get political
This spring, Global Arts Plus students will publish their work in each issue of the Community Reporter between March and
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“The Hunger Games” lives up to the hype
“The Hunger Games” by Sussane Collins, a dystopian novel set in Panem, previously North America, follows Katniss Everdeen during the Hunger Games. The book has sold more than 100 million copies worldwide, however, is what it lives up to be?
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What’s up doc, is a plant-based diet right for me?
Whether it was told to you by a parent, taught to you through the food pyramid or recommended by your doctor, all of us have heard that we need to eat more fruits and vegetables. But what does that mean? The exact amount varies by age, but the USDA MyPlate program represents having fruits and vegetables visually as taking up half of your plate and is a fantastic way to assess each meal and snack. Adding more fruits and vegetables to the diet can be a great way to improve your health.
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West 7th / Fort Road Federation May 2024
Riverview Conversation West 7th/Fort Road Federation invites you to a structured conversation on June 4 6-8 p.m. at CSPS Hall
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