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Even as restrictions loosened for retail outlets across the state, business is as tentative as ever, and for some small stores, there simply i…
Despite experiencing some of his best business in years, Walter Hoehn is selling his business.
The Hy-Vee in St. Peter is nearing an opening date, and it will include a Starbucks inside.
Four months after a fire burned down KingPins bowling alley in south St. Peter, the city will push for a cleanup effort, but with notice requi…
The last few months presented countless unknowns for frontline workers, especially health care workers, as a pandemic changed, at least tempor…
Restaurants are finally feeling like restaurants again. The beginning of June was the first day in two months when Minnesotans could sit down …
Compart Family Farms recently sold a 155-pound pig for $3.10.
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Nicollet County Public Health reports recent increase in COVID cases
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Mankato to require masks in public indoor venues starting July 10
As Minnesotans continue to wait for an update from the governor’s office and health official related to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, farm…
With over $400,000 in loans distributed, the city’s emergency COVID-19 Micro Loan Program has proven a hit for the business community. And it …
While much work has been slowed down by the coronavirus pandemic and related restrictions, construction is considered an essential service, an…
Like many establishments, the Blue Moon Bar and Grill has relied upon an in-house atmosphere with live music and entertainment, sports, billia…
Nicollet County will give businesses a bit of a break this year, as they deal with unprecedented obstacles during the COVID-19 pandemic.
When the coronavirus pandemic started impacting Minnesota, and the orders started coming for businesses to shut down or alter services, most n…
Judging by the reaction so far, the city of St. Peter’s COVID-19 Micro Loan Program was sorely needed.
Although the governor ordered fitness clubs to close statewide March 17 through May 4, during the COVID-19 pandemic, personal trainers are sti…
Tumultuous times have quickly blanketed this small town, its people, and its businesses alike.
The St. Peter Economic Development Authority and City Council have approved a new micro loan program for the city that will allow small busine…
St. Peter restaurants and bars are offering a variety of delivery, curbside, and takeout options, as dine-in services are closed indefinitely …
River’s Edge Hospital and Clinic again has someone steering the ship.
Area organizations will continue participation in this year’s Minnesota FoodShare March Campaign. The long-standing food and funds drive throu…
How did sheep in New Zealand, women artisans in Nepal and a St. Peter business owner help needy animals in Mankato?
Those looking for an overnight snack or to do a bit of late grocery shopping in St. Peter might be disappointed, as Hy-Vee announced that its …
From 2008-2014, River's Edge Hospital posted seven consecutive years of losses, and leaders and staff feared a sale or closure. By 2015, it ha…
The word from the city of St. Peter is that a new fire hall in town is needed and will be constructed. Residents, then, can choose to utilize …
The project is still in the early stages with no guarantees of what’s to come, but developers of a possible new gun range business near Courtl…
A new restaurant in St. Peter is saying “Bye-bye” to the traditional burger and fries sports bar and “Hello” to paninos, pizza and rice bowls.
With just a little less than two years of service to St. Peter and the surrounding southern Minnesota area, the Frey Salon has now made a new …
