Author: Jake Spitzack
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Support for Latino-owned small businesses
Support for Latino-owned small businesses Support for Latino-owned small businessesBy Tim Spitzack | Editor | March 2026 The Latino Chamber of Commerce Minnesota and Latino Economic Development Center (LEDC) have launched a GoFundMe campaign to raise $1 million to help Latino-owned businesses in the Twin Cities who have lost revenue due to “Operation Metro Surge” Read more
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Spring Home Improvement Guide 2026
Spring Home Improvement Guide 2026;Helpful tips to make your project a success Spring Home Improvement Guide 2026By Tim Spitzack | Editor | March 2026 Late winter and early spring are ideal times to plan your indoor and outdoor projects. Here’s what’s trending locally in 2026 and tips for finding a contractor that can help you Read more
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St. Paul and Minneapolis chambers of commerce explore joining forces
Chambers of commerce explore joining forces St. Paul and Minneapolis chambers of commerce explore joining forcesBy Jake Spitzack | Staff Writer | March 2026 When the St. Paul Area Chamber of Commerce holds its annual meeting on Feb. 26 at the St. Paul RiverCentre, members will get a first look at its 2025 impact report Read more
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Sample St. Paul Events & Entertainment Guide: March 2026
Sample St. PaulEvents & Entertainment Guide: March 2026 Discover exciting events happening near you at areatheaters, arenas, museums, galleries and other venues! Sample St. Paul Events & Entertainment GuideBy Jake Spitzack | Staff Writer | March 2026 Children’s Museum of MN 10 7th St. W.St. Paul651-225-6000mcm.org “Thomas & Friends: Explore the Rails!” is presented through Read more
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5th Street to play key role in downtown revitalization
5th Street to play key role in downtown revitalization;SPDDC president reflects on busy first year 5th Street to play key role in downtown revitalization;SPDDC president reflects on busy first yearBy Jake Spitzack | Staff Writer | March 2026 While the well-publicized collapse of Madison Equities and subsequent closure and sale of its distressed properties has Read more
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NativeCare Cannabis Dispensary opens in West St. Paul
NativeCare Cannabis Dispensary opens in West St. Paul NativeCare Cannabis Dispensary opens in West St. PaulBy Jake Spitzack | Staff Writer | March 2026 The Red Lake Nation, which opened the first recreational cannabis dispensary in the state, is opening a shop in West St. Paul. Pending completion of renovation work, NativeCare Cannabis Dispensary is Read more
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Food shelf donations in March make bigger impact
Food shelf donations in March make bigger impact;FoodShare Campaign is Mar. 1-April 6 Food shelf donations in March make big impactBy Jake Spitzack | Staff Writer | March 2026 If there’s any time of year to donate to your local food shelf, it’s in March due to the annual statewide FoodShare campaign, organized by Greater Read more
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St. Patrick’s Day celebration guide 2026
Irish roots run deep;St. Patrick’s Day celebration guide 2026 St. Patrick’s Day celebration guide 2026By Tim Spitzack | Editor | March 2026 When the annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade weaves its way through downtown St. Paul, you can bet residents of the St. Paul Voice distribution area will be well-represented among the green-clad revelers. According Read more
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Candidates vie for state seats
Candidates vie for state seats Candidates vie for state seatsBy Tim Spitzack | Editor | February 2026 West Sider Sebastian Ellefson is one of the candidates now vying for the Minnesota House of Representatives District 65B seat. Born and raised in the Twin Cities, Ellefson earned a bachelor’s degree from the University of Chicago, a Read more
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Dosis de arte: relatos sobre el arte en Minnesota y el resto del mundo – IA y el arte
Dosis de arte: IA y el arte relatos sobre el arte en Minnesota y el resto del mundo Por William Gustavo Franklin Torres | febrero 2026 Tengo que reconocer que he evadido escribir sobre el tema de la inteligencia artificial y el arte porque hasta el día de hoy lo sigo cuestionando por muchas razones. Read more