Ultimately, it came down to trust, and the staff and executive team at River’s Edge Hospital and Clinic trust their long-time colleague, and s…
River’s Edge Hospital will welcome four finalist candidates to interview in person for its open CEO position. One candidate is a current depar…
The city of St. Peter gave another boost to local small businesses with two new programs in December and January, giving out hundreds of thous…
A reality in St. Peter: Restaurants and bars are open with customers distanced and practicing personal responsibility to slow the spread while…
Local governments have plenty to think about beyond an ongoing pandemic in 2021, with street and public work projects, sustainability and dive…
Anytime Fitness owner Chad Guentzel has had an unusual lack of control over his own business over the last nine months, but he’s finally start…
While many restaurant and bar establishments have been grinding away and struggling to stay open amid the pandemic and related restrictions, t…
Jill Hass didn’t so much dip her toes in the water, as much as her entire lower half, when she opened Olita on Third Street in St. Peter in 20…
Kwik Trip has its eyes on a second St. Peter location, Hy-Vee is considering adding a convenience store, and McDonald’s might reconstruct in t…
With well over $200,000 in federal CARES Act funding still available, the city of St. Peter is again aiming to help businesses.
A business formerly located in St. Peter is leading an effort to drum up support for current St. Peter businesses.
If the manager at downtown St. Peter’s newest retail spot, Reckless, looks familiar but you can’t quite put a name to her, look no further tha…
While pandemic cases continue to rise locally and statewide, River’s Edge Hospital is sticking to the protocols it’s had in place since April.
With just over $900,000 available to the city for pandemic-related costs in federal CARES Act funding, leaders are eyeing business relief.
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With just over $900,000 available to the city for pandemic-related costs in federal CARES Act funding, leaders are eyeing business relief.
Halloween in 2020 might feel more like a ghost town than a zombie crawl.
The city of St. Peter is hoping to limit any city property tax increases in 2021 to a minimum.
After finding he wasn’t the “best fit,” the River’s Edge Hospital Commission chose to release CEO Joe Stratton from his contract only six mont…
For some St. Peter retail owners, business has actually been better than usual since reopening amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic this summer,…
The new St. Peter Hy-Vee’s shelves are being stocked and staff trained, as the community readies for another grocery store option.
The Hy-Vee grocery store in St. Peter has set an opening date, about a year after it first announced its presence in town.
Through changing times, local farmers markets haven’t slowed down a bit.
Nicollet County knows it has $4.1 million in federal CARES Act funding to spend in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. What it doesn’t know is …
It may be rendered unnecessary by the time the St. Peter City Council next meets, but if the views expressed at a July 20 work session are any…
The St. Peter Area Chamber of Commerce wants to help the business community get customers back, and it now has some extra funds to do so.
If you have a labrador that won’t listen, a canine that won’t come when you call or an English setter eager for exercise, True Connections Can…
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.
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