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Numbers Show – Stores In Small Towns ‘Have Gone Away’

Co-op program, locker system offer hope North Dakota has one of the smallest populations in the nation and most residents live in the state’s eastern half. Independent grocery stores, particularly on its western side, have been closing at an alarming rate, according to John Dyste, president of the North Dakota Grocers Association. “I’m old enough […]

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Low Unemployment Rate Leads To Legislative Win For Association

When asked for their three biggest challenges, the members of South Dakota Retailers Association were quick to respond.  “In order, they were workforce, supply and inflation,” said Nathan Sanderson, president of the organization, who added that’s been the case since 2020. “These are obviously not unique to South Dakota.” While the challenges may be nationwide, […]

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Daily’s Market Finds Niche In Bustling Downtown Fargo

Nestled in downtown Fargo, North Dakota, sits Daily’s Market, a family-owned retail convenience store where the shelves are packed with much more than Tic Tacs and Gatorades. The business also carries a small selection of groceries and everyday essentials.  Owners Than and Charlotte Young, a pharmacist by trade, are high school sweethearts who opened the […]

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Business Analysts, Observers Offer Overview Of State’s Economy

Recession may become self-fulfilling prophecy if worried consumers lower spending While Nevada economist Stephen Miller is not predicting a recession in 2023, he said that doesn’t mean there is no risk of one.  Miller, research director at the University of Nevada Las Vegas’ Center for Business and Economic Research, presented a fall economic outlook report […]