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Rural Minnesota may be reversing 'brain drain'

A new report from a University of Minnesota researcher has found possible evidence of a positive trend that may be reversing some of the “brain drain” in rural Minnesota.

By Chuck Haga , March 08, 2010

Central Minnesota lefse bakery keeps hectic schedule

Central Minnesota lefse bakery keeps hectic schedule Jacobs Lefse Bakeri of Osakis, MN, keeps busy year round at a number of events.

By Nancy Leasman , March 08, 2010

Minnesota deficit shrinks to $994 million, down from $1.2 billion

The Associated Press obtained the figure today from a legislative source who saw the forecast ahead of a news conference later in the day.

By Brian Bakst , March 02, 2010

Alexandria (MN) poised for economic recovery

By Staff Report , February 24, 2010

Minnesota governor TIm Pawlenty says he will decide in early 2011 if he will run for president

Pawlenty says he'll decide on presidential run decision early next year Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty told a national television audience Sunday that he will likely decide whether to run for president early next year. By: Don Davis, INFORUM

By Don Davis , February 23, 2010

Minnesota cities, counties brace for cuts

By Al Edenloff, Celeste Beam , February 19, 2010

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Gas prices up $1 over a year ago

While we were running around, Christmas shopping and enjoying the holidays, something was happening at the pump. Prices crept up. The average price of gas in the Duluth area increased from $2.59 a gallon as December began to $2.65 a gallon on Monday. Similar prices ca

Posted by: Candace Renalls on Jan 4, 2010 at 3:43 PM | Twin Ports Business

Gas prices dip

Hearing fewer complaints about the price of gasoline lately? That's because there's less to complain about. While the average price for self-serve regular gasoline in Minnesota are up about 80 cents per gallon from a year ago, prices have generally stabilized

Posted by: Candace Renalls on Dec 2, 2009 at 12:23 PM | Twin Ports Business

Minnesota unemployment rate climbs in October

ST. PAUL — Minnesota’s three-month streak of falling unemployment was broken in October when the rate climbed to 7.6 percent, although accompanying job gains left officials optimistic. The updated figure was announced Thursday by the state Department of Employment and Economic Developme

Posted by: Andy Greder on Nov 19, 2009 at 10:48 AM | Twin Ports Business

Small business survey underway

State Rep. Roger Reinert (DFL-Duluth) is encouraging small business owners in the Duluth area to participate in an online survey. The statewide survey, compiled by the Small Business Caucus, a bipartisan coalition of state legislators, asks questions that will help lawmakers better grasp the proble

Posted by: Candace Renalls on Nov 5, 2009 at 5:35 PM | Twin Ports Business

State unemployment rate falls, region adds jobs

Minnesota's unemployment rate fell to 7.3 percent in September, which is 1.5 percent below the national average and a drop from the state's August rate of 8 percent, said the Associated Press. The Duluth-Superior metro area saw an increase of 1,300 to 1,400 jobs in September, with regional unemploy

Posted by: Andy Greder on Oct 15, 2009 at 11:04 AM | Twin Ports Business

State unemployment figures dip slightly

While it has remained relatively unchanged in 2009, Minnesota's unemployment rate dipped slightly for the third straight month to 8 percent in August. The August figures, according the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development, come after the 2009 year-to-date high of 8.4 percent

Posted by: Andy Greder on Sep 17, 2009 at 10:16 AM | Twin Ports Business

OUR VOICES What do you think of our new website?

   What do you think of the new Prairie Business website? The new website went live this morning. It's definitely an improvement from the old website. This is just the soft launch and there will surely be some minor bugs to work out. We plan to promote the new site more heavily in the comi

Posted by: Prairie Business on Aug 18, 2009 at 9:15 AM | Prairie Pulse — a blog with Prairie Business editor Ryan Schuster

LGA unallotment, property tax hikes, Part 2

  Update 10:36 p.m. June 18, 2009: I checked Matt Entenza's charts and they show only projected tax increases in different cities or groups

Posted by: Tu-Uyen on Jun 18, 2009 at 3:04 AM | The City Beat
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