Mary Kennedy
Mary Kennedy is the city administrator in Blue Earth. As the top administrator for this town of 3,174, she focuses
Read moreMary Kennedy is the city administrator in Blue Earth. As the top administrator for this town of 3,174, she focuses
Read moreBlue Earth Monument: Capturing the Stories of Our Lives We may not realize it, but we hear, see, and feel
Read moreJanie Hanson, CEO of Hanson Lahre Entrepreneurship is to business as a spark is to a flame. It requires a
Read moreBlue Earth’s Midwest IT Company Makes Use of Owner’s CIA Background There is a hacker attack in the United States
Read moreBlue Earth Light and Water’s general manager, Tim Stoner. Community Focused Blue Earth Light and Water Powers the Local Economy
Read moreBreanna Ludeman knows a thing or two about seizing the moment and making the most of opportunities that come your way. She also knows the value of hard work in supporting those moments and opportunities. As a wife, a mother of two, a former Mrs. Minnesota, a registered nurse, a personal trainer and a successful business owner she feels it is her calling to help others lead a healthy lifestyle.
Read moreJohn Oswald took quite a meandering path before ending up with his own business in Blue Earth, but he’s definitely glad to be back in the southern Minnesota area.
Read moreFor nearly 70 years, the Ankeny family business has served the Blue Earth community in the same building, located at 230 Main Street. Started by Clayton Ankeny in 1946, it was passed on to Wayne Ankeny and eventually Bruce Ankeny, who still runs it today.
Read moreDaryle Pomranke’s heart is in welding, but his eyes are on the future of his business, Winnebago Manufacturing Company in Blue Earth. The refocus from welding torch to financial statements began 37 years ago, after Pomranke was diagnosed with an astigmatism that prevented him from forging a career as a professional welder.
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