Investing in Minnesota’s Future: Building a Hockey Hall of Fame That Strengthens Communities
- Sadie McPherson

- Apr 2
- 1 min read

Minnesota gubernatorial candidate Ross Nova recognizes the importance of investing in projects that strengthen communities and enhance public infrastructure. The proposed $20 million state funding for the Minnesota Hockey Hall of Fame in Inver Grove Heights aligns perfectly with his vision for a safer, more vibrant Minnesota.
Scheduled to open in 2028, this 120,000 square-foot facility will be a landmark attraction featuring a 30,000 square-foot museum, a state-of-the-art sunken ice rink, and a 20,000 square-foot performance hall. These features will not only celebrate Minnesota’s rich hockey heritage but also provide safe, accessible spaces for families and visitors.
Ross Nova supports the accompanying $5 million investment from Inver Grove Heights to upgrade critical public infrastructure, including roads, clean water systems, and sidewalks. These improvements are essential to ensuring public safety and enhancing the quality of life for residents.
By backing this project, Nova emphasizes accountability in state spending, ensuring that taxpayer dollars fund initiatives that deliver tangible benefits. The Hall of Fame will create jobs, stimulate local businesses, and foster community pride, making it a smart investment for Minnesota’s future.
This facility will offer interactive exhibits, a hockey-themed restaurant, and event spaces that bring people together and celebrate Minnesota’s unique culture. Ross Nova believes that investing in such community assets is key to building stronger neighborhoods and a more prosperous state.
Minnesota voters deserve leadership that prioritizes infrastructure, public safety, and economic growth. Ross Nova stands ready to champion projects like the Minnesota Hockey Hall of Fame that embody these values. Support Ross Nova for governor to ensure Minnesota continues moving forward with smart, community-focused investments.
**Source: FOX 9**
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