
Sara Guymon
Business Reporter at Post-Bulletin
Writer and Business Reporter for the Rochester Post Bulletin
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1 month ago |
postbulletin.com | Sara Guymon
LANESBORO, Minn. — The 150-year-old building at the corner of Parkway Avenue and Coffee Street in Lanesboro means something different to every generation. The building, constructed in 1875 by one of the town’s early settlers, Mike Scanlan, was first a general store with living quarters upstairs, according to writer and local historian Steve Harris. But in other years it’s been the home of the Lanesboro Journal, a furniture store, an arcade, and a pool hall, among many other businesses.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | Sara Guymon
Generate Key TakeawaysMar. 3—SPRING GROVE, Minn. — Southeast Minnesotans can now combine the relaxation of a sauna while enjoying the beautiful night sky with the help of Little Dipper Sauna. Little Dipper Sauna consists of two saunas at Nettle Valley Farm near Spring Grove. Dayna Burtness and her husband Nick Ngyuen started planning the business in 2024. One sauna was bought used, while the larger one was custom built for Burtness and Nyugen.
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1 month ago |
postbulletin.com | Sara Guymon
SPRING GROVE, Minn. — Southeast Minnesotans can now combine the relaxation of a sauna while enjoying the beautiful night sky with the help of Little Dipper Sauna. Little Dipper Sauna consists of two saunas at Nettle Valley Farm near Spring Grove. Dayna Burtness and her husband Nick Ngyuen started planning the business in 2024. One sauna was bought used, while the larger one was custom built for Burtness and Nyugen.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | Sara Guymon
Feb. 28—ROCHESTER — Big Head Burrito is temporarily closing its business just shy of its one year anniversary. Big Head Burrito announced in a Facebook post on Wednesday, Feb. 26 that it would be temporarily closing the business while looking for a new location. The original location was 937-square-foot at 308 First Ave. NW.
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1 month ago |
postbulletin.com | Sara Guymon
ROCHESTER — Big Head Burrito is temporarily closing its business just shy of its one year anniversary. Big Head Burrito announced in a Facebook post on Wednesday, Feb. 26 that it would be temporarily closing the business while looking for a new location. The original location was 937-square-foot at 308 First Ave. NW.
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