My River Saint Paul: Frigid Lake Pepin
Persistent Polar Conditions With winter weather lingering, Saint Paul is anxious for spring and the 2018 river shipping season. The 2017 season started in early March, but this year […]
Green Industry
Did you know buildings consume nearly half of all energy produced in the United States? According to Architecture 2030, buildings generate 45% of all CO2 emissions in the United States. […]
Energy Park: 35 Years Later
The “Before” Picture From 1917 to 1979, the Koppers Company produced foundry coke and various by-products, such as coal tars and coal tar distillates, on 32 of the 200 acres now […]
Treasure Island Center Celebrated with Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
Today, community leaders from the both the City of Saint Paul and Prairie Island Indian Community celebrated the grand opening of Treasure Island Center. Pictured from right to left: Lee […]
World’s Largest Hockey Mural Supports Equity on Ice
Anyone driving on 6th Street, between Cedar and Wabasha, in downtown Saint Paul, would have a hard time missing this new art installation. Made in Minnesota is an original piece […]
Capital City Properties’ Equity on Ice
Equity on Ice We couldn’t be more excited to welcome both the Minnesota Wild and Hamline Pipers to TRIA Rink at Treasure Island Center. Because of their support, Treasure Island […]
Pouring Concrete at TRIA Rink
Crews poured a half million pounds of concrete on the Minnesota Wild’s new practice rink earlier this week. Click here to read the full story.
Name That Entrance
Welcome to the Inside of Treasure Island Center! 400 Wabasha Street N | Saint Paul, MN This view is from inside Treasure Island Center, looking onto Wabasha Street. In just […]
River Shipping Feeds the World
We recently sat down with Ben Doane, barge freight merchandiser, CHS, to discuss how important river shipping is to the agriculture industry and our nation’s economy. What we learned is […]
ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY…
It was on this day in 1932 that the Saint Paul City Council created the Port Authority of the City of Saint Paul. A lot has changed in the past […]