64 stories tagged Entrepreneurship.
Patriot Air Heating & Cooling may look like a large operation, but its roots are unmistakably local. Founder Tom Zander shares how honesty, craftsmanship and community built a Fargo HVAC company people trust.
Minneapolis outdoor guide Joe Jackson built Minnesota Camp Guide to help Fargo-area readers discover the state's public-land camping possibilities, from beginner-friendly state parks to the Boundary Waters.
Frteen years ago, Go Promo began with a simple goal: F make it easier for businesses to order branded apparel and promotional products. What started as a small home-based business in West Fargo has grown into one of the region’s largest promotional companies, now serving clients across North Dakota and in states including MN, SD,
It is SO INSPIRING to see someone locally creating a business from what they love doing—and a problem they can solve through it, especially in this crafty world! Bizzy of Lilibet Crafty Co. has been a creative force in the community and has been crafting up a fiber storm through this business she’s created, making
“Do What Makes You Happy” is at the top of Brenna’s business Instagram, and as you scroll down, you find the feed full of colors, shirts, and hats featuring mental health vibes like “overthinker” or “pretty girls have anxiety too.” Her social media following is huge(!) as she shares ASMR packaging on TikTok or tries
Sports fans and families alike know the magic of preserving memories. For Michael McCarty, founder of MCM Graphics, that magic takes shape in the form of mini posters that celebrate moments, teams, and milestones in a way that feels personal and timeless. What started as a creative experiment on Facebook has grown into a licensed
Matt Boeke didn’t plan to stick around Detroit Lakes. In 2002, he moved to the area to work for Young Life’s Castaway Club after graduating college. He figured he’d stay for a few years, maybe take over the family’s Goodyear dealership in Owatonna. But then he met his future wife-a local-and started putting down roots
Starr Backman was a part of the recent Brewhalla Craft Market, and we are enamored with the soap and Gabubu Bread she makes! Her handcrafted business of Woke Soap has a wide variety of products, and her story of resilience she shares, is inspiring—read on for more! Describe what type of products you make under
In Detroit Lakes, Project 412 is making a big impact on the trails, murals, sculptures, concerts, and startups, reshaping the region. We sat down with Executive Director Amy Stearns to learn more. Q&A How do you feel the mission for Project 412 has evolved over the last year? Our mission has stayed consistent. In essence,
At Unglued, we are always looking for new state and local pride items to showcase ND and MN! When Local Littles reached out, we were SO insanely excited to find out that the CUTEST state-related pajamas were being designed right here in town through Jess and Aasta! Read on more about them below—they even included
The son of two industry veterans—his father, Bruce Johnson, a 40-year real estate agent, and his mother Vikki Johnson, a seasoned mortgage lender— Jayce grew up with real estate swirling around the dinner table. Terms like “escrow,” “pre-approval,” and “appraisal gap” peppered his childhood without ever registering as part of his future. “Honestly, I had
Kipp Harris isn’t like most other people involved with real estate. He’s not transactional, he’s personal and unconventional. He doesn’t dress like most real estate people. He doesn’t talk like most real estate people. However, don’t let those things fool you. He’s learned a lot over the last 18 years. And you can learn a