Dickinson: Redesigned: Gregoire, Twogood break out to form own firm
April 29, 2013 in The Dickinson Press
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Architecture is once again taking center stage in a city founded by railroad companies, nurtured by farmers and booming because of oil.
While much of the past century’s building design in Dickinson was utilitarian and common of the prairie surrounding it. But new houses, public, industrial and commercial buildings are picking up a modern design that shows the flare of the time much like the houses built by the railroad barons in the late 1800s. Continue Reading
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Dickinson-area farmers and ranchers have a new place to get supplies to take care of their cattle, horses and even pick up a treat for their dog.
Two established Pierce County businesses combined to open up an outlet store in Rochester June 30th. 
Aaron Wolf is confident he’s filling a need for Prescott residents.
Susana Tuthill was a police officer for 10 years in Minnesota when she felt a career change was needed. 
In another life, Char Jung made a living helping and healing people.
Natasha Most said the name of her new business, Barefoot Interiors, comes from a simple goal.
At the corner of Central Avenue and Main Street, handmade jewelry dazzles and gift ideas are abundant. Exquisite Events is the newest addition to the downtown business scene, and Osakis residents Bryan and Rachel Iverson own the shop and Jen Pastian is their business partner. 
A walk-in facility opening next month promises emergency room-like care at a fraction of the cost associated with traditional emergency rooms. 
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