Here’s a look at fast food on Robert Street—”Heartburn Highway”—from the 1970s to today.
Here’s a look at fast food on Robert Street—”Heartburn Highway”—from the 1970s to today.
West St. Paul City Council ended a decade-long legal dispute with Burger King that clears the way for Popeyes and approved Emerson Avenue and Mina Alley reconstruction projects despite resident complaints over cost and sidewalks.
Monday’s West St. Paul City Council meeting could end a decade-long legal dispute with Burger King. It will also include a public hearing for Emerson Avenue and Mina Alley construction, and multiple code and zoning tweaks, including one addressing food trucks.
The fast food franchise Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen is coming to West St. Paul.
Opposition to housing bills at the state legislature and the creation of an independent arts commission were the major topics at the West St. Paul City Council meeting.
West St. Paul moves forward with public art, discussing the creation of an independent arts commission. Other items on the agenda include missing middle housing, 424 Butler redevelopment, low income rental classification, and a closed session for the former Burger King lot.