Pimento Jamaican Kitchen, Winner of 'Food Court Wars' Open for Business

The new Burnsville Center food court restaurant serves up "authentic Jamaican cuisine."

Workshop Series in Savage to Help Small Businesses Grow

The City of Savage has collaborated with the Savage Chamber of Commerce and SCORE to offer the workshops.

Burnsville Would Welcome Trader Joe's, Says Economic Development Coordinator

Burnsville has worked with businesses before and would work with Trader Joe's if the opportunity arose.

Burnsville Job Search: Nurses Needed for Local Business

The weekly job's feature on Patch is a spot for job seekers and for potential employers who want to get the word out about open positions.

Burnsville's US Federal Ranks No. 3 on Biz Journal's Top Credit Union List

The Minneapolis-St. Paul Business journal ranks the top credit unions in the Twin Cities.

New Burnsville Business Owner Desires to Make a Difference

The Burnsville office for BrightStar Care, an in-home care agency, will serve cities in Dakota County.

Businesses Say ‘I Do’ to Providing Wedding Services to Same-Sex Couples

Two businesses and a place of worship have registered their services with Wedding Equality Minnesota.

Job Search: Burnsville Seeks Deputy City Clerk

The weekly job's feature on Patch is a spot for job seekers and for potential employers who want to get the word out about open positions.

Updated: Should Trader Joe's Come to Burnsville?

A quickly growing Facebook group is building support for a Trader Joe's in the south metro.

Wannabe Restaurateurs to Battle it Out for Spot in Burnsville Center

The Food Network's "Food Court Wars" has a pair of hopefuls competing for a place at the shopping center, according to reports.

Find a Job in Burnsville, Twin Cities Area

The weekly job's feature on Patch is a spot for job seekers and for potential employers who want to get the word out about open positions.

Tawakal Restaurant Serves Burnsville with East African Fare

The owners talk about their restaurant and share popular dishes during Ramadan.

Burnsville CVS, Walgreens Won't Have 'Boston Bomber' Edition of Rolling Stone

Photo glorifies accused terrorist Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, critics say.

New Minute Clinic Opens in Burnsville

Burnsville Business Featured in Nationwide Expo

Innovative Office Solutions was part a nationwide conference of women-owned companies.

Sony's New Ultra HD TV (Sponsored)

Sony's new high-definition television shifts the focus from size to clarity. Sponsored by Sony.

Burnsville’s Stauer Agrees to Refunds Under Accusation of Illegal Charges

The company will refund more than 50 customers a total of $10,000 in membership fees.

Burnsville’s PCL Construction Gets $1.8 Million Central Station Contract

The company will build a stairway-elevator tower connecting the skyway to the sidewalk below.

iPhone vs. Android: What’s Most Popular in Burnsville?

An interactive map uses tiny colored dots on a black background to show who has which kind of phone.

REMINDER: Bus Route Changes Take Effect Saturday

The Minnesota Valley Transit Authority altered its routes because of the launch of the new Metro Red Line bus rapid transit service.

Fairchild Equipment Opens Burnsville Location

The store is located at the old Menards building.

Did Your Grandfather Kill the Streetcar?

The caretaker of the last trolley in Minneapolis said the reason they aren’t around anymore is because of people moving to suburbs like Burnsville.

Census: Burnsville Workers Come and Go in Even Numbers

Burnsville sees about the same number of workers commute to the city as leave it.

Burnsville Cops Arrest Shakopee Woman for Illicit Shopping Spree

Tina Noak Dabkeo, 19, allegedly tried to sneak out of a Burnsville department store with dozens of DVDs from the entertainment aisle hidden under rugs from homeware department.

Duo Accused of Burgling Two Funeral Homes, One Business

During a recent spate of burglaries, Lucas Charles Wynn and Blake Robert Schrunk allegedly stole rosaries, a wedding ring, and funerary urns among many other items.

Burnsville Pawn Shop's Business Model: Second-Hand, Not Second-Rate

Burnsville-based company Pawn America recently opened its 25th location, where it's working on a model to separate pawn shops from their negative connotations.

Burnsville Business Named One of 50 Fastest Growing Companies Run by Women

Innovative Office Solutions has been named to a list of the 50 fastest growing companies in the nation led by or owned by women.

Opening Day Approaches for New 'State of the Art' Assisted Living Facility

A new, $12 million assisted living building is set to open this week at the Fairview Ridges Campus.

Where to Celebrate Cinco de Mayo in Burnsville

Civil servants, tacos, fake margaritas and a mariachi band are expected to show up for Arbors at Ridges' Cinco de Mayo party.

Two Local Businessmen Tapped for 'Entrepreneur of the Year'

Ernst & Young has shortlisted leaders from two local businesses for the honor.

Board Hires 'Industry Pro' as New DCR Chamber President

Vicki Stute will replace current DCR Chamber president Ruthe Batulis on June 1.

Entrepreneurial Mom Debuts Baby Food Delivery Service

Twin Cities native Christine Johnson recently teamed up with New York City-based Petit Organics to bring fresh, organic, wholesome baby food to the many busy families in the Twin Cities metro area.

Burnsville Woman Seeks Your Vote to Become Minnesota Vikings Cheerleader

The Minnesota Vikings will form a 20-member cheerleading squad from 52 candidates.

Burnsville Caribou Coffee Shops Not Among Locations Slated for Closure

Word of the nationwide Caribou closings spread after a company conference call Friday morning. The Brooklyn Center-based company issued a statement Monday.

New Burnsville Clinic Reflects the Changing Face of Plastic Surgery

A new clinic in the Heart of the City focuses on non-invasive procedures and a marketing strategy aimed at emerging demographics—the middle class and men.

Burnsville School Board Approves Tax Abatement Package for Emerson

Thursday night, the Burnsville-Eagan-Savage School Board approved a measure granting a $366,925 property tax abatement to Emerson, a multinational Fortune 500 company.

Burnsville Firm Wins $58.1 Million Bid for the St. Croix River Crossing Project

Ames Construction, of Burnsville, got the project after a rival firm ran afoul of the DOT's Office of Civil Rights.

Burnsville Firm Wins $10.8 M Bid to Install Carp-blocking Gates

Edward Kraemer & Sons has been chosen by the Department of Natural Resources to build five huge gates which will hopefully stem the spread of Asian carp.

How Much Did Pharmaceutical Companies Pay Burnsville Doctors?

Minnesota physicians have received $26.5 million from drug companies since 2009. Find out what payments your doctor received.

Spotted! Easter Bunny Sightings in the South Metro

Find Easter Bunny photo opps in Burnsville, Bloomington and beyond, then post your best shots to Patch!