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Pie Five Pizza Co. has officially closed its doors in town.
St. Joseph Chamber of Commerce held their 103rd annual banquet Saturday night at the Civic Arena.
Esther George learned all the nuances of monetary policy while studying business and then working her way up the ranks at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City.
Consumers received some good news on inflation when the latest government report showed the lowest rate of increase in 12 months.
The holiday season is the busiest time of the year for many retail businesses. However, local store owners report seeing both ends of the spectrum this Christmas.
January is a key time for preparing financially for the unexpected to avoid additional stress later and set up for a successful year.
St. Joseph’s Best Buy store will close in March.
A new thrift store is set to open its doors in St. Joseph at the end of February.
Amid several recent business shakeups in St. Joseph, East Hills Shopping Center confirmed on Monday that American Eagle Outfitters is closing its location within the mall.
St. Joseph’s business community deemed 2022 a successful year, and there already are several economic projects currently in the works for 2023 that many are keeping their eye on.
While some are starting the new year swearing off desserts, one new sugary spot will be sure to cure your sweet tooth when healthy foods just won’t cut it.
After several major business developments in 2022, this year is off to a similar start, as Hawaiian Bros has confirmed that it will be coming to St. Joseph.
The past year was a busy one for the business community with several major developments in the area.
Fireworks vendors are open again this week for those seeking to ring in the new year with a bang.
Two new clothing stores located at 506 and 508 Edmond St. are preparing to open their doors in 2023.
St. Joseph residents continue to raise complaints and concerns with Ashland Cemetery, while a new owner has taken over the property to turn its appearance around.
Located 120 miles away on U.S. Highway 36, the small town of Washington, Kansas, shares a common link with St. Joseph.
Community members gathered to reflect on the challenges and successes of 2022 as well as plan for the future at the Chamber of Commerce’s Economic Development Summit on Thursday.
Inflation challenges haven’t stopped shoppers from spreading holiday cheer. Many local businesses already have seen their sales increase this season.
Downtown St. Joseph is rounding out 2022 with new projects and improvements in the works.
