The grocery retailer’s new location will serve the Powderhorn, Central, and Bryant neighborhoods.
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Different is better.
A group of small Minnesota resorts takes an unorthodox approach to competition.
The new laws also include a total of $496.1 million to fund dozens of arts, parks, trails, and natural resources projects throughout the state.
Whitebox Advisors is conducting a search for a new president as its current one steps down to focus on the Twin Cities nonprofit Charity Aware.
Surly Brewing and HGA Architects unveiled the new images as Surly celebrated its seventh anniversary.
The Republican Party is looking to local business leaders as candidates for Congressional and statewide political office positions.
In ’68 the skirts were short, the drinks were stiff . . . and airports were the place to do business?
The outdoor concert of the year features a weird-dream lineup of roots-rock royalty that spans several generations.
The Twins may not be able to win at Target Field, but country chill-master Kenny Chesney has figured out the secret: Play music, not baseball.
The Minneapolis Institute of Arts adds to its contemporary arts cred with an exhibit of 80 works by several of the genre’s most celebrated names, including Chuck Close, David Hockney, Jasper Johns, Roy Lichtenstein, and Andy Warhol.
Joe Dowling directs the Guthrie’s stage adaptation of Jane Austen’s classic novel.
This summer, offer your clients a change of perspective.
The best opportunities for networking this month.
If powerful communication and lasting impressions are your goal, a good method is to focus on two distinct areas: a signature item and a signature action.
Minnesota is home to more than 150 chambers of commerce, ranging from 50 to 2,000 members, which lobby primarily at the state level. You might be surprised which local companies
It was a galvanizing legislative session for social issues like same-sex marriage. But infrastructure was left well short of the altar in the 2013 session, the first of two under
Some say a planned hotel could plug the city’s revenue shortfalls; others say it could destroy the face of a city that prides itself on its historic character.