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Nate Nordstrom and his family recently opened New Spin Bicycle Shop, 5335 East Frontage Road, in northwest Rochester. It’s the area’s first specialty e-bike sales and service shop.
Dealing with financial stress can be difficult, especially in today’s ever-changing economy. Altra Federal Credit Union recognizes that, which is why they are investing in tools and educational resources designed to help their employees and members improve their financial well-being.
With 300 days of sunshine, a vibrant arts and entertainment scene, and close proximity to the Rocky Mountains, the Mile High City is among my favorite travel destinations in the U.S.
Each week, students in the Winona State University-Rochester nursing program head to The Landing’s temporary home inside the former Silver Lake Fire Station to give haircuts, foot care, and medical screenings to people experiencing homelessness.
Prof. Amber Fiedler, an assistant nursing professor at WSU-Rochester, has spearheaded the “Save a Life: Prevent Opioid Overdose” program, which runs every second Thursday of the month. She says the free program is part of a larger goal inside her university and in the health care field at large: stymying the opioid epidemic, which has become one of the leading causes of accidental death in America.
Minneapolis-based hip-hop/R&B artist Lady Midnight was the featured performer for the season one finale of the “Live from Med City” video series. The program, produced by Riverside Concerts, is an online video digest of all things arts and entertainment in Rochester.
“It’s the freshest ice cream around,” says Yoel Topel, owner of Rochester’s Cold Stone franchises. “You can’t beat ice cream that’s made on-site on a regular basis like this.”
Students, faculty and administration from the past and present have said WSU-R feels more like a family than a normal university — a feeling that is only created through decades of dedication and hard work.
United Way of Olmsted County’s Running Start for School program bridges the gap for thousands of students and families, providing backpacks and school supplies to dozens of participating schools in Olmsted County.
Thoughtful design adaptations and building-system tweaks can help companies find a new normal that also provides a return on investment when they’re ready to move to the next phase in their recovery plans.
In addition to their in-house screen printing and embroidery operation, Pro Image can help your organization get its logo on over 800,000 different items. Coffee mugs, lanyards, golf ball markers, pens, the list goes on — if you can think of it, Pro Image can help you make sense of all the options and get your operation off the ground.
While it may be some time before you sit down and enjoy Cold Stone’s freshly made ice cream in the store, it is still possible to satisfy your sweet tooth — thanks to new modifications to the Cold Stone experience putting safety and social distancing at the forefront.
As a full-service firm made up of architects, engineers, and interior designers — plus support staff — TSP, Inc. gets the job done through collaboration.
This year, TSP will celebrate a half-century of finding creative solutions to complex problems in Rochester and surrounding communities. What started as a single engineer in an office on Second Street Southwest has expanded over 50 years with architectural and interior design services.
In a community known worldwide for hope and healing, the daily delivery of cargo to Rochester International Airport plays a vital role in ensuring patients receive timely diagnostic results and life-saving treatments.
The airport traces its roots all the way back to Charles and William Mayo, who both saw air travel when they looked into the future.
