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Razava Bread Co. Receives Statewide Retail Innovation Award
St. Paul’s Razava Bread Co. has been recognized with the 2026-27 Retail Innovation Award from Minnesota Retailers, honoring its combination of traditional baking methods, historical research and modern retail experience. […] The post Razava Bread Co. Receives Statewide Retail Innovation Award first appeared on Community Reporter .
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WCCO News Talk 830
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Mor Celebrates One Year Of Connection And Community On Grand Avenue
When Sara Holst opened Mor Boutique on Grand Avenue in October 2025, she wanted to create more than another place to shop. One year later, her vision of a welcoming space where women can connect, discover their personal style and enjoy shopping in person continues to guide the business. The post Mor Celebrates One Year Of Connection And Community On Grand Avenue first appeared on Community Reporter .
Wright County Journal Press
Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder
Former student-athlete making a difference
D’Angelos Svenkeson knew at a young age that he wanted to become an entrepreneur. “The seeds were planted early in my childhood,” he said while being interviewed at the Raum Mit restaurant in downtown St. Paul. “I always wanted to have my own business and contribute to the community I grew up in.”
St. Paul Voice and La Voz Latina
Meet downtown St. Paul’s new largest commercial property owner
Jamie Rand, owner of the Downtown Revival Trust, reveals his backstory and how he has become the downtown St. Paul's largest commercial property owner in a matter of months. The post Meet downtown St. Paul’s new largest commercial property owner first appeared on St. Paul Voice | Downtown St. Paul Voice | South St. Paul Voice | La Voz Latina .
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This Minnesota Vintage Paradise Has More Than 65 Dealers Under One Roof
More than a million items are packed into one three-story building. That number alone made me stop and read it twice. The owners call it the largest antique mall in the Midwest. Over 65 dealers fill three floors with coins, Red Wing crocks, leaded glass windows, vintage maps, and cast iron. New pieces arrive daily, so the shelves keep changing.