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Dunwoody, Ecolab, WomenVenture, and More Are 2026’s Community Impact Award Winners
Twin Cities Business’ 2026 Community Impact Award winners bring to life the concepts of neighboring and caring communities. After Operation Metro Surge began in December, individuals, nonprofits, and businesses chose to help immigrants, including three of the 10 Community Impact Award winners. The Fredrikson law firm offered pro bono...
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Ryan Opens 97-Unit The Albert, Civic Square at St. Paul Ford Site
SAINT PAUL, MINN. — Locally based Ryan Cos. has opened The Albert and adjacent Civic Square within Highland Bridge, the 122-acre redevelopment of the former Ford Motor Co. Twin Cities Assembly Plant site in St. Paul. The Albert is part of a $68 million mixed-use phase that also includes retail buildings, a daycare center and structured parking.
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Harvest Window Closing Fast as Active Pattern Returns to the Corn Belt October 12 to 16, Sending Gulf and Subtropical Moisture Toward Des Moines, Minneapolis and Chicago
DES MOINES, IOWA — Farmers across the Corn Belt have a key dry stretch for harvest this week, but forecasters say it will not last long. A more active weather pattern is expected to return for the central U.S. around October 12 to 16, as a dip in the jet stream over the West pulls subtropical moisture and Gulf moisture northeast into the Plains and Midwest. That means rain chances are likely to ramp back up for Iowa, Minnesota, Illinois and surrounding states, making it critical for farmers to take advantage of the current dry window.
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Pearson’s Candy Closes Longtime St. Paul Plant, Eliminating 80 Jobs
Pearson’s Candy Company permanently closed its St. Paul manufacturing plant Sept. 28, ending production at the West 7th facility after 67 years at that location. The post Pearson’s Candy Closes Longtime St. Paul Plant, Eliminating 80 Jobs first appeared on Community Reporter .
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Florida Investor Expands Downtown St. Paul Holdings With Two Office Buildings
Jamie Rand’s Downtown Revival Trust acquired 375 Jackson St. and 135 5th St., which together contain about 270,000 square feet of office space. The post Florida Investor Expands Downtown St. Paul Holdings With Two Office Buildings first appeared on Community Reporter .
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Aldi Opens Downtown St. Paul Grocery Store
The store, at 115 10th St. E., opened September 24 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and promotions for early shoppers. It occupies space vacated by Lunds & Byerlys last year and will be open daily from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. The post Aldi Opens Downtown St. Paul Grocery Store first appeared on Community Reporter .
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St. Paul Minimum Wage Increases In 2027
Beginning Jan. 1, businesses with 101 or more employees must pay at least $17.02 per hour. Businesses with six to 100 employees will have a minimum wage of $16.37, while businesses with five or fewer employees will remain at $14.25. The post St. Paul Minimum Wage Increases In 2027 first appeared on Community Reporter .
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Keg House Commons Prepares To Open A New Chapter On West 7th
It took some prompting before Dalton Outlaw mentioned the recognition he was about to receive. Near the end of an interview about Keg House Commons, the redevelopment taking shape inside […] The post Keg House Commons Prepares To Open A New Chapter On West 7th first appeared on Community Reporter .
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Ryan Companies celebrates opening of multifamily project on former 122-acre site of Ford assembly plant in Saint Paul
Ryan Companies US, Inc., in partnership with the Housing and Redevelopment Authority for the City of Saint Paul, celebrated the grand opening of The Albert and the adjacent Civic Square at Highland Bridge Sept. 29 in Saint Paul, Minnesota. This milestone represents a major step forward in realizing the City...