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Here are four local dog-friendly suggestions for an afternoon of canine delight.
It remains unclear how much public funding would be needed to build an arena, or whether there would be enough support from the city council to apply any resources to the project
Miller's resignation follows several days of public outrage over the organization's handling of Judy Braatz, the longtime membership director who was unceremoniously let go of last week.
Over the next year, local Y members can expect new fitness equipment, additional youth enrichment classes, updated teen programming and more.
The chamber has hired an outside firm to investigate the accusations against Miller.
Judy Braatz had spent 24 years with the Rochester Area Chamber of Commerce, making her the organization's longest tenured employee.
We reached out to some community leaders and asked them to tell us about the educators who have made an impact on their lives.
Opportunities are winding down to enjoy the warm weather. Here are some suggestions on things to do in southeast Minnesota before the end of summer.
Braatz — who served as the membership development director — had been with the organization for 24 years.
Forager Brewery is unveiling an "Impeach Me" beer — "a sour, Cheeto-colored peach" brew dedicated to the 45th President of the United States.
The original plan was to spend $25,000 to upgrade City Hall Room 104 with the audio/visual equipment needed to record and live-stream city meetings.
The move was in response to an Ethical Practices Board decision that found Wojcik had violated the city's ethics policy when he repeatedly asked for an early draft of a public art master plan.
New bookings are up 32 percent for the recently-renovated Mayo Civic Center, according to an annual report presented Monday by the Rochester Convention and Visitors Bureau.
KRPR Radio will be broadcasting from the Minnesota State Fair Monday, August 28 from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m.
Financial details of the arrangement were not announced. The change will take effect by the end of 2017.
With desks scattered across an open floor plan, Collider serves as home base for entrepreneurs and startups across numerous industries, many in technology and creative services.
Mustafa, who is Muslim, announced earlier this month that she is entering southern Minnesota's 2018 congressional race.
The menu will feature Middle Eastern and Mediterranean cuisine, along with more mainstream American fare like salads, burgers and chicken tenders.
If you don’t yet have a design, now’s the time to get those creative ideas flowing.
