After 75 years at the same Central Avenue address, the Ulrich Motor Company has sold its last used car.
Stormwater, accessibility and road closures: Residents, reps and City employees discuss future of 13th Ave
On the afternoon of August 20, a few dozen Minneapolis residents and business owners gathered at MCN6, a state-focused television network at 2nd Street and 13th Avenue, for something a bit different from the station’s usual programming. Council Member Michael Rainville, State Senator Doron Clark, State Representative Sydney Jordan and […]
Newspaper deliveryman shot following argument
Jeffrey S. Matson, 43, of Brooklyn Park, was shot and killed after an argument at Midway Saloon, 1500 University Ave. in St. Paul, on August 7, 2025.
Meet your candidates for elected office
Election Day is on November 4 of this year, and several positions — at varying levels of local government — will be up for grabs. As of the time of publication, roughly fifty people have filed for candidacy for mayoral seats, School Board memberships, City Council posts and more.
Newgate School celebrates 50 years
That place he’s talking about is the Newgate School, a tuition-free vocational school in Northeast Minneapolis where students are taught autobody repair and mechanics. The students work on donated vehicles, fixing them up before selling them back to the public. Once students complete the program, the Newgate School helps them find opportunities in the workforce.
In Business 8/13/25
In Business Section for the 8/13 Northeaster
Items of Note 8/13/25
Items of Note section for the 8/13 Northeaster
“Barrel Boys” project moving forward
Joel Sisson, a contemporary mixed-media artist, and the Northeast Minneapolis Arts District board have officially signed a working relationship. A micro-loan from the Arts District will help build multiple of Sisson’s works and place his sculptures, affectionately known as the “Barrel Boys,” within the Arts District’s boundaries.
Scarlet Hearth and the living art of Northeast Minneapolis
It all started with a chair. When Grace LePage walked into a consignment shop in St. Paul in December 2024, just after a recent move to the Twin Cities, she wasn’t looking for a business partner. She was there to pick fabric for a chair. However, the exchange would set […]