A good goodbye to Ann Kaari
The Camden Community has lost a real treasure. Ann Kaari passed away on February 9 after a long battle with illness. She was born Ann Marie Nelson on September …
Congratulations to the North High Polars on a great season
North High’s football team ended a great season 10-1, but unfortunately didn’t make it to the state championship game this year. On the cold November 10 …
History of the historic C.A. Smith building
Often referred to as the “castle building,” the iconic yellow brick building at 4400 Lyndale Avenue North has stood there for 125 years. It was originally …
Verna Hodson – a big part of Camden history
Longtime Camden resident Verna (Bohanon) Hodson passed away on August 2 at the age of 102. Verna and her ancestors have a long history here in Camden. Her …
You can help out teachers in our schools – donate supplies
The new school year is starting and parents are starting to get their kids ready. Starting to get them in bed earlier and up earlier in the morning, …
Pianoioake with Daina De Prez
Camden’s own Daina De Prez will be performing at the Goddess of Glass, The Warren, on 44th and Osseo Road on Friday, July 14 from 7-10 p.m. The cover …
MPS spotlights early literacy with new curricula
Minneapolis Public Schools (MPS) are not only adopting a new elementary literacy curriculum but will also be looking to a new vision for literacy in the …
North High Polars are state champs, again!
North High’s Polar football team rode an undefeated season into the 2016 Prep Bowl at US Bank Stadium on November 26. They had made it to the championship …
New super gives ideas on schools
The new Minneapolis Public Schools Superintendent, Ed Graff, gave a report to the Board of Education about his first one hundred days in office back in …
Battle of the Badges
The Fourth Annual Battle of the Badges and Peoples’ Barbeque was held on September 10 at North Commons Park. Folks enjoyed free food, live music and …