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Mar 14 2023 - Better Lifestyle, Lower Cost Of Living In North Tampa Bay, Florida
F rom country to a nature-rich coastline Pasco County, Florida has a little bit of something for everyone. Pasco County features a pro-business government leadership in a right-to-work state with ...

Mar 14 2023 - North Port needs a new police station, but Hurricane Ian could complicate financing
Roberts told the City Commission North Port could eventually need at least three times the current space. According to the University of Florida Bureau of Economic and Business Research ...

Mar 14 2023 - Tyson to close poultry facilities in Virginia, Arkansas
Tyson Foods is closing two facilities that employ more than 1,600 people in an effort to streamline its U.S. poultry business. The company said Tuesday it plans to close its processing, broiler and ...

Mar 14 2023 - Used Toyota cars for sale in Beech Island, SC under $5,000
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Mar 14 2023 - Doing Business in Osceola County
OBJ delved into some of this key activity in our 2023 Doing Business in Osceola County special issue. Osceola County has become one of the fastest-growing communities in the nation. Osceola is ...

Mar 14 2023 - 2-year-old dies after woman crashes into charter bus in Osceola County
I’M CHRISTINA WATKINS. TIME NOW IS 8:57. WE HAVE NEW INFORMATION ABOUT A CRASH WE HAVE BEEN TELLING YOU ABOUT FROM OSCEOLA COUNTY. FLORIDA HIGHWAY PATROL SAYS A 2-YEAR-OLD BOY DIED IN A CRASH ...

Mar 14 2023 - 2-year-old killed in deadly Osceola County crash, troopers say
OSCEOLA COUNTY, Fla. — A 2-year-old was killed in a crash in Osceola County after a car slammed into the back of a bus, troopers say. The crash happened around 12:30 a.m. Saturday morning at the ...

Mar 14 2023 - How clean are Columbus area school cafeterias? See latest health inspection scores here
Alabama inspects food establishments every four months or ... New Beginning Parenting Center, Phenix City Early Learning Center, Phenix City Elementary School, Phenix City Intermediate School, Phenix ...

Mar 14 2023 - Used Nissan cars for sale in Covington, TN under $20,000
Get email alerts on this search. Never miss a car! Used Took my vehicle in due to some window and suspension issues and the service writers were busy handling other customers so the service ...

Mar 14 2023 - Rave store in Claremont fights to open its doors
A proposed rave clothing store in Claremont has become a flashpoint for debate over what types of retailers belong in the Village, with some business owners arguing the store will alter the ...

Mar 14 2023 - City of Regina says $26 million coming from Ottawa for bus electrification
Regina will only purchase buses that are battery powered. That will allow the city to gradually replace all of its diesel fuelled buses with electric buses by 2040, the city says.

Mar 14 2023 - Mountain Brook pharmacy burglarized
The Mountain Brook Police Department is investigating an early morning break-in at a pharmacy.The police department released a statement, which stated a burglary occurred at the pharmacy business in ...

Mar 14 2023 - Idaho business owners pitch product on TV's Shark Tank
Idaho restaurant Crispy Cones is ready to take the dessert industry by storm with its unique take on an ice cream cone.

Mar 14 2023 - Rexburg business pitches to Shark Tank
Rexburg entrepreneurs are taking their business to the next level as they pitch to world renowned investors on the hit ABC TV show, Shark Tank.

Mar 14 2023 - Sean Kirst: Voices of survivors of childhood abuse: Whalen's courage shattered walls within the chu
Survivors of abuse at the hands of priests say Michael Whalen's courage became the history-changing push that finally overwhelmed diocesan secrecy, going back generations.

Mar 14 2023 - Costs rocket for major Greenville road projects. Cause for concern or course of business?
The Woodruff and Butler road improvement projects in Greenville County could cost taxpayers millions more than originally projected.

Mar 14 2023 - Welcome To Mississippi: America’s Gateway For Business
In Mississippi, international companies continue to invest and create jobs since discovering the state's pro-business environment.

Mar 14 2023 - Columbus Weather: Gradual warmup begins Wednesday
High pressure is building into the Mississippi River Valley and Upper Great Lakes. That high pressure will be our main influence late tonight and through Wednesday. By Thursday morning, high pressure ...

Mar 14 2023 - Elizabeth Warren Throws Jerome Powell Under the Bus Over Bank Collapse
Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren (L), a top Democrat on the Senate Banking Committee, said that Federal Reserve Board Chairman Jerome Powell (R) was partly to blame for the massive banking ...

Mar 14 2023 - Prairie People: Check out some recent hires across the region
Check out some of the latest hiring and other business announcements. Flint Group has hired Tiffanie Honeyman and Megan Fletcher as an analytics lead and project manager, respectively. Honeyman will ...

Mar 14 2023 - Artisan wineries want Ontario to drop extra restaurant fees for non-VQA bottles
A group of small Ontario wineries says a levy for selling non-VQA bottles to local restaurants goes against the Ford government's "open for business" mantra.

Mar 14 2023 - Fire and explosions destroy business warehouse near Ravenswood
Smoke could be seen for miles as WrightCo Electric’s warehouse and shop burned along West Virginia Route 2, about a mile-and-half south of Ravenswood. "It was already through the roof and about ...

Mar 14 2023 - BHE Renewables project aims to keep West Virginia on map for energy transition opportunities
It’s important for us to prove that it can be done in rural locations,” Alicia Knapp said on this week’s MetroNews “Talkline.” BHE Renewables is developing the project at the site of the former ...

Mar 14 2023 - In ‘refined’ library plan, Vermont State University says it will keep more physical books
The multi-campus university said it would keep some popular and “academically valuable” books in its libraries, amid controversy over plans to transition to virtual libraries.

Mar 14 2023 - Cydcor Is 10-Time Winner Of The Best Places To Work In Los Angeles
Los Angeles Business Journal 2022 List Highlights Top Companies.AGOURA HILLS, Calif., March 14, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Cydcor, the global leader in ...

Mar 14 2023 - More Than 200 Without Power In Camden County
Power was out for more than 200 electric customers in Camden County. The outage was centered in Voorhees Township and affected at least 230 homes and businesses, according to PSE&G. Power was not ...

Mar 14 2023 - Car Crashes Into Pet Grooming Business in Hallandale Beach
Hallandale Beach Boulevard. Footage showed a tow truck removing the blue vehicle after it went through the storefront. No injuries were reported. Get South Florida local news, weather forecasts and ...

Mar 14 2023 - Why Hallandale Beach is racing to become South Florida’s buzziest city
Hallandale Beach, Florida, had long languished in the shadow of its bustling, likewise H-christened neighbor of Hollywood — which, population-wise, is more than thrice its size. Now, the region ...

Mar 14 2023 - Havre girls take care of business in state title game
On Saturday at Brick Breeden Fieldhouse in Bozeman, the Havre High girl’s basketball team faced Hardin for the Class A State championship. While it was not easy at first, the Blue Ponies eventually ...

Mar 14 2023 - Wisconsin woman accused of decapitating lover randomly attacks own lawyer in court
The Wisconsin woman accused of decapitating her ... violent outburst shows Schabusiness calmly sitting in the Green Bay courtroom as Judge Thomas J. Walsh recommends starting the murder trial ...

Mar 14 2023 - Wisconsin attorney attacked by client withdraws from case
GREEN BAY, Wis. - A Green Bay attorney, attacked in court earlier this week by his client, is asking to withdraw from the case. Taylor Schabusiness, the Wisconsin woman accused in a grisly killing ...

Mar 14 2023 - Former Congressman John Fleming announces candidacy for Louisiana state treasurer.
Fleming, a Minden physician and businessman, served as congressman for Louisiana’s 4th congressional district from 2009 until 2017. Now, Fleming has announced his candidacy for Louisiana state ...

Mar 14 2023 - Elijah Dewitt's parents file negligence lawsuit against Lawrenceville mall, Dave & Buster's
The parents of former Jefferson football standout Elijah Dewitt filed a civil lawsuit this week against several businesses and security services in relation to the October death of their son at a ...

Mar 14 2023 - East Penn school board hears budget scenarios; reappoints superintendent
EMMAUS, Pa. – The East Penn Board of School Directors was presented Monday with a long-term comprehensive plan as part of the budget adoption process. Delivered by Business Administrator Robert Saul, ...

Mar 14 2023 - 2 Ozarks business owners plead guilty to illegally tampering with emissions eontrols
The owner of a Kirbyville, Mo., towing company, and the owner of a Springfield, Mo., business have pleaded guilty in federal court to their roles in a conspiracy to illegally tamper with the emissions ...

Mar 14 2023 - Wisconsin revokes license for Stoughton motor vehicle dealer
The order issued by the DOT Division of Motor Vehicles determined that the Stoughton dealer violated state law when it failed to maintain a licensed business facility, DOT said.

Mar 14 2023 - A storied Texas Panhandle newspaper halts publication after 130 years
The end of The Canadian Record’s print edition — even if temporary — is another indication of how perilous the news business is for local publishers and the communities they’re a part of.

Mar 14 2023 - Shark Tank-Famous Cousins Maine Lobster Now Has a Food Truck in Denver
If you're a fan of the show Shark Tank, then you might recognize Cousins Maine Lobster. Co-founded in 2012 by Maine natives Sabin Lomac and Jim Tselikis — who are indeed cousins — the business ...

Mar 14 2023 - The 18 Best Weekend Getaways From New York City
New York City has been described in many ways, but "relaxing" isn't typically one of them. When you need a break from the hustle and bustle, relieve some stress by packing a bag and getting out of ...

Mar 14 2023 - Business, community leaders focus on mental heath crisis during meeting in Dover
ISSUES ARE REFLECTED STATEWIDE BUSINESS LEADERS, POLITICIANS AND NON-PROFITS GATHERED FRIDAY IN DOVER WITH ONE ISSUE IN MIND. HOW ARE WE GOING TO HELP SUPPORT MENTAL HEALTH AND MENTAL WELL-BEING ...

Mar 14 2023 - Can Dover Sportsplex spark a downtown revival with pro wrestling, indoor courts?
DOVER — Sweat equity is paying off for a new business in town that is bringing new life − and customers − to the Bassett Highway business district. Since opening late last year, the Dover ...

Mar 14 2023 - Catholic Church abuse in Maryland: Coverage from The Baltimore Sun
An accounting of decades of systemic sexual abuse of children within the Archdiocese of Baltimore is about to become public. View an archive of coverage from The.

Mar 14 2023 - Redactions to Catholic clergy abuse report delivered to judge, Maryland Attorney General Anthony Br
BALTIMORE — Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown said his office on Monday sent a judge the proposed redactions for its report on Catholic clergy sexual abuse, meeting the deadline to do so. The ...

Mar 14 2023 - Proposed redactions to Md. clergy sexual abuse report before its release
Before a report on sexual abuse committed by Catholic priests in Maryland is made public, a judge will have to sign off on the report’s redactions by the state’s attorney general, which led the ...

Mar 14 2023 - State's Attorneys Offices join forces to combat child sex abuse and trafficking in Maryland
BALTIMORE - State's Attorneys Offices in Maryland are announcing a collaborative effort to protect victims of child sex abuse and trafficking. On Tuesday, State's Attorneys for Frederick, Howard, ...

Mar 14 2023 - Michigan building explosions burn tractor storage facility to ground: video
A huge commercial structure fire in Michigan destroyed a building storing tractors early Tuesday. The fire broke out at a business in the 200 block of Industrial Drive in Flushing, a suburb of Flint, ...

Mar 14 2023 - Gypsum Board Market Coverage Exposures | 2029
Topmost manufacturers/ Key player/ Economy by Business Leaders Leading Players of Gypsum Board Market Are: Short Description About Gypsum Board Market: Gypsum Board Market 2023 research is a key ...

Mar 14 2023 - A change to Colorado’s transportation funding process was tucked in a free-transit bill. Rural le
An amendment to a bill about free transit fares is stoking ire over how it would affect transportation funding in rural Colorado.

Mar 14 2023 - My hometown of Smiths Falls is being abandoned once again
The boom and bust cycle seen in towns across North America that have lived and died at the hands of one large private employer is not uncommon, but rarely does the story repeat itself in the same plac ...

Mar 14 2023 - Caribou Biosciences Reports Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2022 Financial Results and Provides Busine
BERKELEY, Calif., March 09, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Caribou Biosciences, Inc. (Nasdaq: CRBU), a leading clinical-stage CRISPR genome-editing biopharmaceutical company, today reported financial ...

Mar 14 2023 - MICHIGAN STATE SPARTANS NEWS
2024 NJ 3-Star Safety Meikhi Cuttino recaps his Michigan State visit Michigan State recruiting coordinator Jensen Gebhardt was busy Saturday hosting 2024 Paramus Catholic three-star safety Meikhi ...

Mar 14 2023 - Fire Marshal investigating business fire in Greer, official says
GREER, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - The Greer Fire Department said an investigation is underway after a business caught on fire Thursday night. According to the department, the commercial fire was ...

Mar 14 2023 - Rosie's Hotdogs in Greer closes
A popular hotdog joint in Greer, South Carolina, has closed its doors. Rosie's Hotdogs on Pennsylvania Avenue in Greer closed Friday at 3 p.m., according to a post on the business' Facebook page. From ...

Mar 14 2023 - HEALTH INSPECTOR: Popular Delray Beach Eatery Cited
A popular Delray Beach restaurant was cited for multiple “high priority” violations during an inspection by Florida’s Department of Business and Professional Regulation. Dada, at 52 North Swinton ...

Mar 14 2023 - Drees Custom Homes offers 1-acre transitional design
The Dallas Builders Association’s Home of the Week is the transitional Grantley IV floor plan by Drees Custom Homes in the popular gated Preserve at ...

Mar 14 2023 - Attorney General Yost Silences Texas-based Robocallers
In separate rulings, the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas this week imposed a combined monetary judgment of $244,658,640 against John Caldwell Spiller II and his business partner ...

Mar 14 2023 - Study Shows Local Preference Bid Laws Favor Keeping Money and Business Close
The study by the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign focused on a local business-preference program under consideration by the city council. It proposed offering an 8% bid credit to local ...

Mar 14 2023 - Weightlifting Program At Northern Michigan University To Discontinue
Ella Holden of Northern Michigan University competes at the 2022 USA Weightlifting National University Championships in March 2022 in Columbus, Ohio. MARQUETTE, Mich. – Northern Michigan University ...

Mar 14 2023 - Will Purdue or Marquette, or both, make it out of Columbus alive? | Michael Arace
The NCAA Tournament brackets were released Sunday night. There is a slew of dangerous teams with double-digit seeds. What fun.

Mar 14 2023 - Down East wreath business cited for record-keeping and workplace safety violations
Worcester Resources and its affiliates have been fined more than $21,000 by the federal Department of Labor and its agencies for 10 violations since 2017, records show.

Mar 14 2023 - Maine wreath business was cited for record-keeping, workplace safety violations
It’s a story of federal labor department fines against Worcester Resources for failing to submit required reports on illnesses and injuries involving the mostly migrant workforce of wreath makers. The ...

Mar 14 2023 - As Retail Crime Intensifies in Portland, Companies Temporarily Close or Wind Down Stores
Waves of crime in Portland, Ore., have prompted some retailers to wind down their businesses there. Walmart confirmed to FN this week that it will close the last two of its stores in Portland by March ...

Mar 14 2023 - Ketchikan tribe’s business arm eyes ‘healing center’ to help with opioid crisis
Ketchikan Indian Community owns a swath of land about 10 miles north of downtown, in the Mud Bight area. It’s been set aside for years, and the tribe’s new business arm is working to turn it into ...

Mar 14 2023 - Used cars for sale in Waterloo, IA
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Mar 14 2023 - LSU Scholarship First bus tour stops at Pineville site where LSU began
The LSU Scholarship First bus tour with President William Tate made a scheduled stop Monday at the site in Pineville where the state’s flagship university had its beginnings in 1860 as Louisiana State ...

Mar 14 2023 - Girls high school tournament basketball in full swing throughout Tri-State
In Ohio, Wheelersburg fell to Columbus Africentric while, in Kentucky, Ashland took on McCracken in Kentucky Girls’ Sweet 16 action at Rupp Arena in Lexington.

Mar 14 2023 - Marshall BPA students set new school record, with 7 first-place recognitions
It’s been a good year for Marshall students involved in Minnesota Business Professionals of America. Last weekend, Marshall High School students showcased their talents — and set a new school record — ...

Mar 14 2023 - THP makes drug bust in Henderson County
The Tennessee Highway Patrol confirms their Interdiction Team out of Nashville responded to the scene near Exit 101 on Interstate 40.

Mar 14 2023 - Real estate transfers: Several Stark properties sell for more than $1 million, including mall build
Several buildings at the Belden Village mall, including the former Dick's Sporting Goods and Dave & Buster's, sold for $21.3 million.

Mar 14 2023 - New Business: Dunkin' options are plenty in Bedford, Portsmouth lands GreenPages new HQ
OH NO, the Dunkin' at 206 S. River Road in Bedford is temporarily closed for remodeling. But no need to worry, there's another one really close — like right across the street close. Dunkin' also has a ...

Mar 14 2023 - Back in the business: From A&P to Coastal Provisions
Coastal Provisions owner and general manager Ian Shields hopes the shop will become a go-to destination for neighbors and visitors from around the city. Shields is excited about investing in the ...

Mar 14 2023 - Business Spotlight: AirMD
The couple, who have been married for 15 years, are happy to talk about the uniqueness of being in business together. “We are together 24/7,” says Diane. “With us, we aren’t just husband and wife, ...

Mar 14 2023 - The Farm Italy opens in Huntington
Smack in the middle of Huntington Village’s bustle, The Farm Italy nevertheless conveys the elegance and hospitality of a Tuscan fantasy, although its menu roams all over the boot — and into ...

Mar 14 2023 - Ohio State’s voice in selecting Big Ten Commissioner Kevin Warren’s successor will be crucial
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Kevin Warren’s three-year tenure as Big Ten Commissioner officially has an end date, as the Chicago Bears announced Thursday he will take over as President and CEO.

Mar 14 2023 - Sheriff's office investigates string of burglaries in Bluefield, Springville, Tazewell area
The Tazewell County Sheriff's Office is investigating a string of burglaries that have occurred recently in the, Va., Springville and Tazewell areas. A number of businesses have been broken into over ...

Mar 14 2023 - Career Central: Job fairs, networking opportunities abound in St. Louis
There's something for everyone this week, from connecting with other business and job seekers to career fairs and development.

Mar 14 2023 - Homes in Paris Ontario somehow cost almost exactly as much as the real Paris
But did you know that for pretty much the exact same average price you'll pay for a home in France's bustling capital, you could live in Ontario's very own fake Paris? Housing markets are now so ...

Mar 14 2023 - Federal disaster funds available for small businesses in North Dakota
Loan amounts and terms are set by SBA and are based on each applicant’s financial condition, and assistance is available whether there was property damage or not.

Mar 14 2023 - Thousands raised for Chesterton bus firm after vandalism
people went above and beyond to help." Business friend Matthew Reynolds, who said he had taken his vintage buses and coaches to the firm in Chesterton for about 20 years, set up a fundraising page ...

Mar 14 2023 - On Maryland tour(ism) with the BWI Partnership at Live!
Tourism promotion agencies in Maryland are trying new strategies to attract visitors to Maryland, a panel of industry leaders said Thursday during the BWI Business Partnership’s March Signature ...

Mar 14 2023 - Stephen earns Barnesville’s first State title since 1985
Several area wrestlers traveled to Columbus for the Ohio High School State Wrestling Championships. Barnesville’s Reese Stephen made school history, winning the ...

Mar 14 2023 - Area Wrestlers Have Successful Weekend At The Ohio State Tournament
COLUMBUS,OHIO – 13 area wrestlers placed over the weekend at the 86th annual Ohio state championships. Barnesville’s Reese Stephen captured the top prize, the 150-pound Division III ...

Mar 14 2023 - Ansonia police investigation closes road
ANSONIA, CT (WFSB) - A police investigation closed a busy road in Ansonia on Wednesday morning. Police reported that Prospect Street was closed between Viselli Court and George Street. A Channel 3 ...

Mar 14 2023 - Maryville garden provides job opportunities for disabled young adults
Kelton Bloxham, a Bonner Scholar at Maryville College and Special Growers advocate, secured a grant through the University of Tennessee Haslam School of Business to buy a floral cooler.

Mar 14 2023 - Therapists in Sewickley, PA
We are a small private practice located in Wexford, Pennsylvania, specializing in the treatment of anxiety, depression, mood disorders, behavioral concerns, and life transitions. Many of us have ...

Mar 14 2023 - LIVE: Toronto FC vs. Columbus Crew - Game thread, preview, how to watch
EST - Toronto FC play their home opener tonight in what is expected to be a cold night on the lakeshore. The last match between the Reds and the Crew at BMO ended up in a 2-1 victory for the visitors.

Mar 14 2023 - Betsy Johnson Stays Busy
Len left huge shoes to fill,” says KGW news director Greg Retsinas, “but Betsy knows a lot about Oregon and has a lot to say.” Johnson says she enjoyed visiting Lents during the campaign: “They said, ...

Mar 14 2023 - It’s Been a Busy Season for Chain Installers
Evacuation order: An evacuation order for the Sierra Spring Mobile Home Park near Bass Lake was issued Sunday afternoon, with heavy snowfall creating a weight hazard on the roofs of the homes, The ...

Mar 14 2023 - Historic 105-Year-Old Maine Theater Announces Closure
After over a century in business, one northern Maine theater has made plans to turn out the lights one last time. According to News Center Maine, the Temple Cinema in Houlton plans to close on June 29 ...

Mar 14 2023 - Presbyterian Home for Children
Discover the latest press releases from Presbyterian Home for Children with the Birmingham Business Journal's BizSpotlight ...

Mar 14 2023 - Taylor Dickert
I am dedicated to providing therapy to my clients based on their individual needs. I work with clients to treat anxiety, depression, life transitions, relationship struggles, stress, postpartum ...

Mar 14 2023 - Mackinac Island ferry converting to electric power with automaker aid
A Mackinac Island ferry company is ditching diesel on one of its vessels and transitioning it to electric power, courtesy of an automaker settlement.

Mar 14 2023 - Michigan’s Mackinac Island Ferry to Switch to Electric Power
The Mackinac Island Ferry Co., formerly known as Star Line, will replace two diesel engines with electric propulsion motors on its Chippewa vessel, then will transition the rest of its seven steel ...

Mar 14 2023 - Family Fun at the Meadowmere Resort Maine in Ogunquit - Review
The busy coastal town of Ogunquit Maine is the quintessential beach community. Sun-kissed tourists visit the beach by day and walk around the town in the evening – shopping in the local gift shops and ...

Mar 14 2023 - North Myrtle Beach St. Patrick's Day parade boosts Main Street businesses
NORTH MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WBTW) — The biggest St. Patrick’s Day parade in South Carolina attracted tens of thousands of people to North Myrtle Beach Saturday morning, which brought an influx of ...

Mar 14 2023 - A wacky weddin': Platte Valley Playhouse says 'I do' to Texas wedding comedy
All the way from Fayro, Texas, the Dubberly-Price wedding has come to Columbus. Family drama, thick southern accents and confusion ensue as the Futrelle/Dubberly family clashes with the mother of ...

Mar 14 2023 - Purdue earns No. 1 seed in NCAA tournament, awaits play-in game winner in Columbus
Purdue goes to the East Region in Columbus. The Boilermakers will face the winner of 16-seed play-in opponents Texas Southern or Farleigh Dickinson. If Purdue wins it will face the winner of No. 8 ...

Mar 14 2023 - Which Columbus-area men's basketball players are in the 2023 NCAA Tournament?
While Ohio State men's basketball will not be in the men's NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2017, Columbus will have its share of representation once March Madness tips off Monday in Dayton at ...

Mar 14 2023 - Want to attend the 2023 NCAA Tournament games in Columbus? Here's how much tickets are
Here's a look at how you can get tickets for both sessions of first-round games Friday and second-round games Sunday at Nationwide Arena.

Mar 14 2023 - March Madness is here. Here's which 2023 NCAA Tournament games will be in Columbus
Here's a look at the four first-round matchups Columbus will see March 17 before second-round games begin March 19.

Mar 14 2023 - Average in name; a star in the business community
Back in 2020, two Blue Earth Area graduates were sitting in the office of Nielson Blacktopping in Kasota and they started talking about an idea. The two BEA grads were Jonah Pirsig and Joe Franta.

Mar 14 2023 - BE Chamber names Business of the Year
It was about one year ago that Michele Hard moved her business, Michele’s Quilting and Sewing Center, from 120 North Main Street to its present location at 230 South Main Street in Blue Earth. And now ...

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