Does fashion have a lasting impact on society?
While the fashion industry is often seen as vapid - as superficial to the point of parody (and it often is parodied), its cultural contributions cannot be denied: Fashion is a reflection...
Hybrid Cars: Environmental blessing or ticking time bomb?
I have a family member who scoffs when they see a Toyota Prius, or a Nissan Leaf, or any car with the hybrid badge on it drive by.
Every time one went scooting by, they...
No-Kill Shelters in Minnesota
There are many options for finding a new four-legged friend, from the Humane Society to working with a breeder directly. A new trend starting to heat up is heading to a no-kill shelter: These...
15 New Slang Terms Explained
If you’re planning on using the internet at all this year, or conversing with someone under the age of 35, you’ll want to take a gander at this list of the newest slang terms...
A Tribute to Anthony Bourdain
At the Twin Cities Agenda, one of our main areas of focus is on local food and drink. At its best, it is writing that also discusses the importance of food and...
Freeganism: Living free in Minnesota
To freegans, the world is ripe for the picking. And there is no price tag on it. It's an open, affirming way to live, and, as the name somewhat obviously implies, it's free.
So, what...
Downtown vs. Downtown: A look at Minneapolis and St. Paul
Two cities. Two distinctly different downtowns, only 10 miles apart.
There are those who would call for the two cities to simply merge and be done with it. Even...
The secret all cities can learn from Albert Lea, Minnesota
Albert Lea lies about 90 miles south of the Twin Cities, and, as a quiet city with a population of around 18,000, probably isn’t often on your radar, and probably doesn’t come to mind...
How To Sell Your Car on Craigslist: The Ultimate Guide
Whether it's right here in Minnesota, or any other state, here's the insider's tips on the best way to sell you car, Craigslist-style:
Craigslist is an incredibly popular place to sell a used car. The...
You could live to see the year 2100
It might be hard to imagine, but it’s true: As of today, if you are 35 years old or younger it is quite probable you will live to the see the year 2100 and...
