Lifelong Twin Cities residents, Kelly and Steve Wagner have purchased The Edge magazine and will return the publication to digital and print forms this summer.

The couple brings more than 25 years of experience to The Edge in sales, marketing, business advising, graphic design and web design. They have worked in companies of all sizes, from startups to private equity and Fortune 100 firms. They are among 13 founding members of the Community for Higher Consciousness, a site designed to bring mind, body and spirit-oriented practitioners together on a central platform to share their services, products and visions. Through the years, the Wagners have utilized a variety of metaphysical practices to improve their lives, including reiki, feng shui, guided imagery, ancestral and other lifetime clearings, and hypnotherapy.

Former publishers of The Edge, Tim Miejan and Cathy Jacobsen, announced last fall that they were retiring and hoped new owners would bring a renewed vigor to the publication.

For almost 30 years, The Edge has been a trusted source at the forefront of a vibrant holistic health and metaphysical community in the Twin Cities and Upper Midwest. "This will not change," Kelly explains. "We intend to go back into print this summer. We will complement and expand the current offerings to our community with podcasts, social media, digital marketing, community memberships, engaging events and retreats. We will also expand our resources and reach by tapping into a larger community of like-minded people. The pivot due to the pandemic has created the ability to connect with our like-minded neighbors who live down the street or thousands of miles away."

Steve is an intuitive designer and illustrator with more than 20 years of graphic arts, web design and multimedia experience. Kelly is a mystic, a curious seeker and a master connector, and will spearhead sales and marketing, social media and other business operations.

For more information, visit EdgeMagazine.net.