Stepping into Sisters Ugly in Northfield, Minnesota feels as though you’re stepping into a chic designer boutique in New York’s SoHo or NoLita districts. The intimately lighted space with bare brick walls and wooden planked flooring sets the tone for a truly unique shopping experience.
“The name evokes memories of a warm hug and a home-cooked meal in Grandma’s kitchen,” says Emma Krumbees restaurant general manager Leesa Dibble.
Throughout history, many different types of lace have adorned clothing and home furnishings. But the art of making lace by hand is alive and well and continuing at the hands of Lori Knish.
Although Sandy Kuhlers of rural Fairmont, Minnesota had a lifelong interest in food, it wasn’t until 2003 that she came across a simply delicious way to start a business.
Every once in a while, a person comes across a career that seems destined – as if all prior experiences were leading up to this one thing. Such is the case with Rebekah Scott.
Brain tumor survivor: Shannon Vaske
One woman’s journey to the Olympics
Transforming vintage furniture into affordable heirlooms
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