A newcomer, a local favorite and a legacy restaurant all won honors at this year's "Bite of Burnsville."
Developers of Applewood Pointe, a complex catering to affluent retirees, have asked for financial assistance from the city.
Time is running out to register for Burnsville's annual culinary showcase, which will include a new honor, the "Cutting Edge" award.
The Floridian fast fashion chain is currently hiring for its new store at the Burnsville mall, one of 25 new locations the company has planned for 2013.
Best Western Premier Nicollet Inn beat out contenders in downtown Minneapolis and St. Paul for the top spot.
For the right price, Paula Salas will remove all the lice and their eggs from your child's head—by hand, strand by strand.
Tuesday, the city council gave Fairview the OK to begin Phase I of a major expansion project at its Burnsville campus.
The contract cleaning workers perform services at big-box retailers including more than a dozen Target stores in the Twin Cities area, including the Burnsville store.
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The Burnsville City Council has informally agreed to loosen liquor licensing requirements to make the process less daunting for eateries of the hole-in-the-wall variety.
The venerable co-op has survived two recessions, one fire and plenty of change, and its growth has never been better.
The DCR Chamber is hosting its third annual WomEn’s Conference at Lost Spur Golf and Event Center in Eagan.
The company has announced that it will shut down 20 stores a year over the next decade.
Which Wich, located at 2000 Rahncliff Court, will open on Feb. 19, according to owner and Eagan resident Jeff Eccles.
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Bianco Properties bought the department store building for $12.8 million.
Tastefully tropical or all-wet? You decide.
In spring, India Palace will begin an ambitious project that will ultimately double the Burnsville restaurant's capacity.
Target is recalling about 560,000 pajamas sold between August and November 2012.
Batulis served as the Chamber of Commerce head for eight years.
Loeffler Construction of Lakeville is one of six contenders vying for the $975 million stadium deal.
In late December, Burnsville got one posh Christmas present: A couture bridal boutique that is an exclusive supplier of fashion luminaries like Badgley Mischka, Nicole Miller, and Martina Liana.
MGM Liquor will pour $1 million into the store at 3050 Highway 13 West.
The Munich-based company recently made a move on territories south of the river, relocating all of its production and warehousing facilities to Savage.
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From humble beginnings, the Ames family has built a construction empire over the last five decades, building countless bridges, highways, golf courses and more along the way.
In a split vote, the Burnsville City Council approved a request from The Arc Twin Cities, but passed a one-year moratorium on new thrift stores, which "effectively kills the deal" for a new location in Burnsville, officials at the non-profit s
This week bankruptcy claimed Sarah Adult Day Services, a company founded by Deborah Delaney, a woman honored twice by the National Republican Congressional Committee as its "Business Woman of the Year."
Mark Meier, director of human resources at FORCE America, was honored at a holiday gala last week.
This week Savage will welcome the newest location of KoKo FitClub, a new concept gym that offers an automated "personal training program" modeled on nuanced workout plans used by the likes of Jennifer Lopez and Jennifer Aniston.
Northwest Lighting Systems announced that it would move its headquarters to Burnsville to account for a boom in business in the south suburbs.
The discount luxury retailer plans to open a 28,000-square-foot store in the soon-to-be developed Paragon Outlet Mall.
United Technologies announced last week that it would lay off 42 employees in Dakota County, 500 worldwide.
Target, Best Buy and Walmart are included in turkey day sales.
News that the manufacturer, Hostess, is going out of business has sparked a buying frenzy at Burnsville stores.
Walser Honda will soon begin a major overhaul of its Burnsville property, which has been on hold since the Bush era.