Immigrant Entrepreneurs Revitalize Minnesota Town
24 Jul 2018
Long Prairie Mayor Don Rasmussen enjoys taking visitors on a tour of Central Avenue, the once-bustling main street of his town, located about an hour northwest of St. Cloud. While plenty of empty storefronts line the street, take a closer look and you’ll see several new businesses now open where old ones once stood, like spring plants blooming in a freshly tilled garden.
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Find the full article here on Minnesota's DEED website.