Tonight’s West St. Paul city council meeting included procedural business, information, and a ranting resident. The preceding Open Council Work Session (OCWS) was the more informative and productive meeting of the night.
Author: Kevin D. Hendricks
Kevin D. Hendricks lives in West St. Paul, Minn., with his wife and two kids. He's the founder and editor of West St. Paul Reader and also runs his own freelance writing and editing company, Monkey Outta Nowhere. He’s been blogging since 1998 and likes to read a lot.
Warrior Field Officially Opens at Henry Sibley High School
The new Henry Sibley High School stadium, Warrior Field, officially opened today with a ceremonial ribbon cutting and the first ever game on the field—Sibley boys’ soccer.
What’s happening with the Thompson Oaks Golf Course?
A four-story apartment complex, a future townhome development, and a wetland restoration project are in the works for the former golf course.
What’s going on with Hy-Vee and the YMCA?
Hy-Vee bought the YMCA and construction begins in fall 2019. The YMCA has a temporary location and but has not finalized a permanent location.
City Council Recap: Aug. 26, 2019
Proclamations, presentations, and recognition took up most of this week’s West St. Paul city council meeting. A few routine business items were passed, but some of the more interesting tidbits took place behind the scenes.
U.S. Rep. Angie Craig Talks With West St. Paul Business Startups
For Congressional Startup Day, U.S. Representative Angie Craig came to Evolve Workplace in West St. Paul for a conversation with small business startups and entrepreneurs.
West St. Paul Reader 