February brought a variety of business happenings in Golden Valley.
The Golden Valley-based business that has built sports facilities for the Twins, Wild and Timberwolves will now help build the $975 million stadium for the Minnesota Vikings in Minneapolis, according to media reports.
The new pet-friendly business recently opened in nearby Robbinsdale and celebrated their grand opening. The store will partner with Secondhand Hounds Feb. 17 as a host for the organization’s dog and cat adoption program.
The business will remain in its Plymouth location.
The owner of the new Eagan sandwich shop location is reportedly planning a store in Golden Valley, reports Eagan Patch.
The Golden Valley-based business remains in the running to lead construction for the new Minnesota Vikings Stadium, according to the Star Tribune.
The business will be located at International Square Industrial Park.
What would you like to see fill office space on Golden Valley Road?
The long time Golden Valley restaurant was part of the community for more than 25 years.
One local business made it into a coveted 2013 Super Bowl ad spot during the Feb. 3 game between the Baltimore Ravens and San Francisco 49ers.
The Twin Cities real estate firm says its new app has enhanced map search, higher-resolution photos.
Golden Valley-based General Mills introduces a man who estimates he has eaten close to 10 million Cheerios.
The Baltimore Ravens face off against the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday, Feb. 3, 2013.
Before Super Bowl XLVII kicks off at 5:30 p.m. central time Feb. 3, 2013, here’s a few places in Golden Valley you can pick up snacks before the big game between the Baltimore Ravens and San Francisco 49ers.
The business owner expects the regional ad “to be seen by nearly 2 million people” on Feb. 3, according to the StarTribune.com.
January brought a variety of business happenings in Golden Valley.
The Golden Valley-based company said it will "favor pork suppliers that provide actionable plans by 2017 to create traceability and end their use of gestation crates within the U.S. pork supply chain.”
The Golden Valley-based company entered the agreement through 2016.
What businesses would you like to see located at Spring Gate Center, near Highway 100 and neighboring Byerly’s and Walgreens?
The long-time, family owned business was recently presented with a certificate of recognition by the Golden Valley City Council.
Owners Aaron and Jamie Clayborn are hoping to open at the end of February.
Golden Valley-based Allianz Life Insurance Company of North America ranked number 59.
After three years, the business has outgrown its space in Golden Valley.
Meier will fill the seat vacated by former TwinWest President Bruce Nustad in August.
Mortenson Construction was one of six firms showing interest in possibly building the new Minnesota Vikings stadium.
The new dealership will reportedly come before the Minnetonka planning commission Jan. 17.
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An additional parcel of land will allow for more parking.
The Golden Valley Business Council would help support and connect local business professionals and interested residents
Owner of Bill's Gun Shop & Range says that many of his customers are purchasing guns in fear of potential gun bans.
He's known as "Magic Brad," but Golden Valley resident Brad Gudim isn't just preforming magic shows. Today, he's at the helm of his own event marketing company.
The Center for Science in the Public Interest said in a statement that the Golden Valley-based company can no longer show strawberries on their fruit roll-up labels beginning in 2014.
New Year's Eve is champagne's time to shine.
Maria Verven’s daughter is no longer addicted to cigarettes thanks to e-cigarettes.
In a statement released this week, the Golden Valley-based company said that 100 new products will be launched in U.S. retail stores in fiscal 2013.
After 12 years of being behind the stylist chair, Nicole Buske of Golden Valley became the new owner of a hair salon in Maple Grove.
The Golden Valley-based organization announced the proposed merger last week.
Tony Hyser, Alex Mier and Will Harper created LTY Boards, a company that makes handmade longboards.
According to Facebook, a simple post about Cheerios garnered more than a thousand comments by people who say GMOs are in the General Mills cereal.
The new business opened Dec. 1 and will be having a grand opening celebration Dec. 8.