SOSNA Blog

The South of South Neighborhood Association urges the City to move forward with the oTIS Final Design Decision.

We've put together a list of local restaurants and businesses to support this Thanksgiving and Small Biz Saturday!

We've put together all their ideas so we can collectively work together to make our streets cleaner.

Join us for July's business corridor clean up on Sunday, 7/11! Meet at SOSNA's office at 1901 Washington Ave (entrance on 19th) by...

Do you have some household items you're ready to bid farewell to this fall? Some clothing or furniture that could use a new home?

We've curated a list of local places to shop and dine at for Mother's Day this year (Coming up on May 9!) Read on for more details.

We're excited to announce the SOSNA Mural Contest - Call for Ideas!

SOSNA hosted the second community input meeting for 1600 Carpenter, the site of Hoa Binh Plaza. Read on for the recap.

SOSNA stands against anti-Asian racism and violence.

We've put together ways you can give back and ways you can receive support if you are facing difficult times.

We write this statement with a heavy heart grieving Black lives lost to violence in our community, our country and around the globe.

The SOSNA Clean & Green committee is hosting an online Nature Shot Photo Contest!

Our local fitness and wellness studios are offering some online and virtual options to get up and moving at various times throughout the day

We've got workshops, classes and celebrations this month! Learn more.

Free concerts every Thursday in April through September sponsored by SOSNA, Igloo and Grace Tavern.

We need help designing a kid and adult t-shirt for Plazapalooza 2020!

We asked the owner of one of our favorite neighborhood shops to share his favorite places to shop for V-Day gifts

Learn more about Superbowl Sunday offerings from Cafe Ynez, Founding Fathers, Porco's, Rex 1516 and Superbowl LIV (and the Puppybowl) imore!

Read a recap of the first of two community meetings for 2101 Washington Avenue (Mixed Use) that occurred in December 2019.

SOSNA’s Vision Zero Committee has been working with neighborhood businesses to establish more curb space for loading.