by Kim Benjamin | Jun 18, 2019 | Arts, Home Page Slider
Candle Afloat – A Short Story By Kerry Xiong One stormy night, a lonely housewife took a walk out in the fields that encircled their remote home. She was headed to their barnyard shed to obtain a few nails. Heavy winds had knocked down the piece of wood that...
by Kim Benjamin | Jun 18, 2019 | Arts, Home Page Slider
Why Need One Ali Wong When You Can Get Eleven? By May Lee Yang Today, Funny Asian Women Kollective, better known as F.A.W.K. announced that they will expand their collective. The group was originally founded in 2014 by Twin Cities artists Saymoukda Duangphouxay...
by Kim Benjamin | May 30, 2019 | Home Page Slider, Nation/World
What Does the Political Chaos in the U.S. Mean to Hmong Citizens? By X.G. Andrew For many Hmong citizens, all these political ripples and struggles between the powers that be may seem like two bickering children fighting over a piece of candy but it affects us more...
by Kim Benjamin | May 30, 2019 | Community, Home Page Slider
Safe Summer Nights Is Coming To Your Neighborhood Cops. Hot dogs. Bouncy houses. What more do you need? The Saint Paul Police Department is collaborating with the Safe Summer Nights organization for another summer of fun and BBQ throughout the city. Once again,...
by Kim Benjamin | May 30, 2019 | Education, Home Page Slider
Hmong College Prep Academy Drama Program Completes 2018-2019 Theatre Season By Dave Bonko Hmong College Prep Academy’s Theatre Program recently completed their 2018-2019 season. Students, under the directorship of Mr. Steven Coleman, performed two productions this...
by Kim Benjamin | May 30, 2019 | Community, Home Page Slider
Miss Hmong MN Iya Xiong Reflects On Value Of Stories By Aarohi Narain When LEAP high school student Iya Xiong decided to compete in the annual Miss Hmong MN pageant, she was hardly expecting to win the grand title. Instead, ever eager to broaden her horizons and go...
