Tammy Swift

Both were widowed and lonely. But when these two seniors walked into Johnson's Auto on the same day two years ago, they didn't know that, with a little help from Eileen Johnson, they would find love.

A career shake-up sparked an entrepreneurial opportunity for Moorhead native Alyssa Berdahl, whose Bouquet Bar has popped up in the same spot as the long-time floral shop.

Tote rental businesses have been around for decades, but platforms like TikTok have made it possible for local people to become micro entrepreneurs.

Since Cassie Wiste launched her South University bakery in January, she and her team have worked tirelessly to make it a welcoming, community-minded place. Now she's hoping they don't have to close.

Alex Rydell has long considered the positive effects of a specially trained 'comfort dog' to help soothe grieving loved ones at funerals. Then along came Betty, Hanson-Runsvold's new comfort dog.

Mastel Made Artisan Eyewear officially opens its doors Tuesday, with a mission to offer Sean Mastel's all-inclusive, carefully crafted frames at prices that almost anyone can afford.

The announcement triggered a flurry of disappointed reactions from community members, who say they'll miss the eatery/tavern's food and community atmosphere.

Audra and Garrett Maurer wanted locals to be able to find fresh, local, pesticide-free veggies year round, which prompted them to launch For Good Farms.

Marge's Supper Club in the old Boiler Room offers something old (salt and pepper shakers), something new (location), something borrowed (the piano from Marge's Bar) and something blue (the decor).

It started with a macaron-making mom who agreed to attempt making other gluten-free goodies. Today, Ebony Kunkle's baking has led to her own storefront, a new name and her share of loyal customers.