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Old National Bank invests in Twin Cities families
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Old National Bank invests in Twin Cities families

Homelessness is on the rise in our state. In Minneapolis alone, the number of homeless people went up 16% from 2023 to 2024. Helping these people find safe and secure homes is one step. Another is making sure those who get a home have what they need to live.

Free Washington County mending family relationships
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Free Washington County mending family relationships

As a parent, do you feel like your kids can’t stand to be around you? Don’t worry, you’re not alone.

Steele sisters sing unique songs at concert in Fridley
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Steele sisters sing unique songs at concert in Fridley

A joyous distraction, that’s what sisters Jevetta and Jearlyn Steele are hoping to deliver when they headline an ongoing concert series at St. Philips Lutheran Church in Fridley on Saturday, Sept. 27.

Go car-free one trip this month and be part of a local and global movement
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Go car-free one trip this month and be part of a local and global movement

According to data from the Federal Highway Administration, there are 2.15 million licensed drivers in Minnesota. This month, one group is asking for at least 2,000 of those drivers to take a pledge.

Don’t get scammed. Make sure you check this Minnesota database first
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Don’t get scammed. Make sure you check this Minnesota database first

It was a close call that could have cost a lot of money. Sheletta Brundidge says her family was selling their RV to a company in Missouri when, 3 hours into the drive to deliver it, she said “Stop!”

For graduating seniors not sold on college, another option in the Twin Cities is attractive
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For graduating seniors not sold on college, another option in the Twin Cities is attractive

A majority of graduating high school seniors in Minnesota do not enroll in a four-year degree program in the fall. According to 2022 data from Minnesota Compass, 45% of Minnesota public high school graduates take the four-year route. Many need other options.

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