Minnesota-made Arctic Denim designs the ultimate cold weather jeans I was so warm on my legs that I was like, I need to make these for everyone in Minnesota, said Salvia Lani, founder of Arctic Denim. Author: Heidi Wigdahl Updated: 8:57 AM CST February 20, 2021
MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota As Minnesotans, we know the phrase, There s no such thing as bad weather, only bad clothes. I m originally from Hawaii and I kind of got tired of being cold and freezing in Minnesota winters, said Salvia Lani.
But Lani didn t just want to be warm. She wanted to be fashionable, too. I was just so tired of wearing poofy snow pants, marshmallow jackets, Lani said.
Several people have been rushed to hospital after a gun and bomb attack at a health clinic in Buffalo, Minnesota, according to the state governor. One suspect has been arrested and is believed to have acted alone.
This Minneapolis cookie company is helping spread the love In a season of serious things, we wanted something that wasn t serious but that was seriously good, said Sahr Brima, co-founder of Love You Cookie. Author: Heidi Wigdahl Updated: 9:19 AM CST February 6, 2021
MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota Valentine s Day is coming up and a Minneapolis cookie company is helping spread the love. Love You Cookie has only been around since August 2020, but there s a growing fan base for their cookies.
It all started with a challenge. After coming back to the Twin Cities from Los Angeles, Kamal Mohamed wanted to re-create his favorite cookie.
During February, Twin Cities Co-op Partners plans to highlight products from Black-owned businesses featured in their stores. Author: Heidi Wigdahl Updated: 11:46 AM CST January 30, 2021
MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota There s a story behind every brand. Behind every product, there is a person who made it possible.
During Black History Month in February, Twin Cities Co-op Partners (TCCP) will be highlighting products from Black-owned businesses featured at their co-ops.
It s part of their mission to build community by developing a strong, local food system. I think it s become apparent to us over the last couple of years and especially since this past summer with all the events surrounding George Floyd that while we kind of talk about building a strong, local food system, that it s not a truly equitable food system for everybody. And so one thing we really want to do is highlight a lot of the amazing local vendors that we have and highlight