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Sir Bob returns for a three-night run at the Orpheum, a building he once owned. The echo of history will be an interesting footnote to these shows, and not only
Reintegrating into the workforce is no less complex for the citizen soldiers of the national guard and reserves.
Nick Swaggert teaches soldiers how to transition back to corporate life.
Focus your corporate good works in a way that embodies and burnishes your brand.
No one expects a steady paycheck in the music biz, but singers must be savvier than ever if they want to make a living.
Loons' boom times come as Minneapolis is said to be among cities vying for final expansion site.
Entertain a client with a harvest-season break at a local vineyard.
WCCO's ratings climbed in Jason DeRusha's first year working the early shift.
Turn Blue World Tour
Mary Pokluda gets emotional about the work of her personal assistant business Bumblebee. That may spook investors—but her clients love it.
Pearl Jam The last time Eddie Vedder was in town, he was playing ukulele songs at the Orpheum, so it’s good to see him back with his band. Hard to
Diane Schmidt of Twin City Concierge chooses her client carefully and they keep rewarding her with more work.
Art at the Center: 75 Years of Walker Collections The Walker Art Center celebrates its 75th anniversary with an ambitious retrospective of itself, featuring dozens of works from the museum’s
Rhoda Mehl and Ashleigh Smerick are achieving impressive growth with Nook & Cranny.
1984 Theatre Pro Rata presents an innovative stage adaptation, written by Michael Gene Sullivan, of George Orwell’s iconic novel. There’s a reason the word “Orwellian” keeps cropping up to describe
CEO Bill Mehus leads the company to another new business model to stay ahead of the pack.
A new website helps students see how to make college pay.