Southside Pride

Southside Pride is a monthly newspaper locally owned and operated in South Minneapolis serving the following neighborhoods:

Elliot Park, Phillips, Corcoran, Bancroft, Bryant, Central, Powderhorn Park, Standish, Regina, Diamond Lake, Wenonah, Morris Park, Minnehaha, Ericsson, Field, Page, Keewaydin, Northrup, Cedar-Riverside/West Bank, Seward, Longfellow, Cooper, Howe, and Hiawatha.

We are proud of the racial and cultural diversity of the Southside, and we oppose racism and other efforts to keep us apart as a community.

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Bellanger family contributes to Native American expression on Franklin Avenue

By Gail Hayden, Southside Pride

It is one thing to be able to market other people’s creativity. It is another to create your own fine art. Greg Bellanger, one of the principals of Northland Native Products, Inc., situated in the Ancient Traders Market, is an individual who covers both realms brilliantly.MORE »

Seven South Minneapolis neighborhood organizations steer toward a bright future

By Staff, Southside Pride

Over the past year, seven neighborhood organizations in South Minneapolis have worked together to explore strategic partnership opportunities that will improve operating efficiencies and ensure long-term sustainability of the sector while improving our capacity to engage and build grassroots leadership.MORE »

A warning to the good citizens of our fair city

By Elaine Klaassen, Southside Pride

Are you a law-abiding citizen? Do you obey the laws, the ones you know about, because you care about the common good? Do you believe there’s a reason for our laws and you follow them because it makes your own life and the lives of others safer and more pleasant and so on? Do you care about “humanity”? That’s how I am.MORE »

61B election set for January 10 in Minneapolis

By Ed Felien, Southside Pride

Susan Allen easily won the DFL Primary election held on Tuesday, Dec. 6, with 82% of the vote. A Native American and lawyer, she will face Nathan Blumenshine in the general election on Tuesday, Jan. 10. Blumenshine gathered enough signatures to get on the ballot as a candidate for the Respect Party.
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Pardon our French: French Meadow Bakery and Cafe

By Carla Waldemar, Southside Pride

I’m back from lunch sitting at my computer and it’s only 12:15. Was I that hungry well before noon? Well, always. But more to the point, was I smart? Walk into the French Meadow at twelve, and you’ll spend your lunch hour waiting for a table, that’s how popular this convivial bistro is.MORE »

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Bellanger family contributes to Native American expression on Franklin Avenue

Seven South Minneapolis neighborhood organizations steer toward a bright future

A warning to the good citizens of our fair city

61B election set for January 10 in Minneapolis

Pardon our French: French Meadow Bakery and Cafe

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