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Ladies provide neutral environment for struggling families

Ladies provide neutral environment for struggling families When Jeanne Mercer left her job as assistant director of the Lakes Crisis & Resource Center in Detroit Lakes, it was mainly because she needed more time to spend with her family.

March 10, 2011

Aire Serv takes pride in customer service, quality product

Aire Serv takes pride in customer service, quality product Aire Serv of the Lakes Country prides themselves on customer satisfaction, quality of work and the character of their employees. “The Aire Serv philosophy is number one, we want to treat the customer better,” said owner Joe Esser, Sr.

By Brian Basham , March 10, 2011

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Big dreams for young minds

Big dreams for young minds “Big success starts small.” That’s the mantra Mary Rotter will go by when she opens up the very first Prep Preschool in Detroit Lakes. Rotter is a graduate of Detroit Lakes High School, and has been a kindergarten teacher and reading specialist for the past 10 years in St. Paul.

By Paula Quam , March 10, 2011

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Everyone needs a good ear to hear them once in a while

Everyone needs a good ear to hear them once in a while Liza McCaslin loves working with people, and she has a bachelor’s degree in psychology, so it’s not surprising that she enjoys her job as receptionist and Jack-of-all-trades at the Sanford Behavioral Health Clinic in Detroit Lakes.

March 10, 2011

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Mahube is here to lend a helping hand to those in need

Mahube is here to lend a helping hand to those in need “I’m really proud of what we do here at Mahube,” Executive Director Leah Pigatti said. That statement, which Pigatti reiterates regularly, sums up her passion behind Mahube Community Council and the good it does for those in need.

March 10, 2011

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Loving people and learning, Green finds healthcare is never boring

Loving people and learning, Green finds healthcare is never boring It’s been 17 years since Janet Green started working at Emmanuel Nursing Home. During that time, she has advanced from assistant administrator, to administrator, and is now the regional director of operations for Ecumen, Emmanuel’s parent organization.

March 10, 2011

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Tough times for business, but economy is looking better

The “great recession” may have put Minnesota into a long, dark tunnel, but we’re beginning to see a glimmer of light at the end of it. Detroit Lakes Chamber of Commerce President Kris Tovson said some businesses are doing OK and are holding their own, while others are struggling a bit.

March 10, 2010

Central Floral’s new digs

Central Floral has some new digs and it’s quite an improvement over the old space. The full-service floral shop inside Central Market moved to the old video store portion of the building a month ago. “It was just time for an expansion,” said Central Floral Manager Jeannie Ronning. “We decided this would make a very good spot because of the separate entrance.”

March 10, 2010

Successful 57 years

Having three different companies operate successfully can be a challenge, but there is one part of doing business that Dale Wilde hasn’t struggled with — keeping employees happy.

March 10, 2010

Room to grow in DL

Customers at D&D Repair and Appliance have more room to breathe as the store relocated from North Washington Avenue to Highway 59 South, next to L&M Fleet Supply in the old Amish Furniture store, on June 1.

March 10, 2010

DL Young Professionals group looks to expand its membership and focus

Q: What do ugly sweaters, nursing homes, Internet advertising and the Chamber of Commerce have in common? A: The DL Young Professionals, of course. “There are lots of places to socialize and see some people,” co-organizer Josh Hochgraber said. “I wanted an avenue to meet people in a different setting.”

March 10, 2010

After 35 years, Hoffman’s Meat Market is under new ownership

For the first time in almost 35 years, you won’t find either Henry or Bonnie Hoffman behind the counter at Hoffman’s Meat Market in Detroit Lakes.

By Vicki Gerdes , March 10, 2010

Three heads are better than one

Three heads were better than one when the accounting firm of Hintermeister, Schultz & Sletmoen started at the first of the year. Two members of the trio, John Hintermeister and Mark Schultz, have worked in Detroit Lakes for years, while Heather Sletmoen plied her trade in the Twin Cities area before moving to Detroit Lakes five years ago.

By Jason Adkins , March 10, 2010

Saving Main Street USA

The decline of Main Street USA is a new trend as more and more businesses national chains have opened their door. The Detroit Lakes Regional Chamber of Commerce hopes that a more positive approach helps keep independent businesses in the region open.

March 10, 2010

North-sider realizes dream

When Pam Noah quit her 12-year job in November, it only took her a couple of weeks to decide on a new career: barista. There was already empty space in the same building next to Michael’s furniture, which she and husband Mike own, and having grown up on the north side of Detroit Lakes, it was the perfect location for a coffee shop with all the bells and whistles: gifts, espresso, sandwiches, drive through, indoor and outdoor seating.

By Courtney Sinner , March 10, 2010

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