George Psomas News Today

Signature Theatre presents the world premiere musical of a deaf sniper in World War I.

Green-n-Fresh, owned by Canadian restaurateur Johnson Osei, recently opened at 20 First St. SW in the Peace Plaza in the space best known for housing Mac's Cafe for almost 70 years.

Angie Neyens, who has made and sold soaps and a wide variety of beauty products in La Crosse, Wis. since 2001, hopes to open a downtown Rochester store at 110 First Ave. SW in November.

Pebble Spa Co., an Ely-based business with three other Minnesota locations, hopes to open a Rochester spa at 16 First Ave. SW in December. That’s the Peace Plaza space next to Moka coffee.

Taylor Quick grew up in Little Rock, went to college in Fort Worth and now lives and makes a living as a singer-dancer-actress in Manhattan. But until now, she had never been to Jonesboro.

Fans of the FIFA World Cup will have a go-to place to watch the games for free in Rochester as the Downtown Alliance plans to show games from Dec. 9-18 in Peace Plaza.

Learn more about engineering, surveying, master-planning and environmental consulting firm Psomas and its ambitious expansion plans throughout the Western U.S.

Signs recently went up for Opa!, a Greek restaurant franchise, at 20 First Ave. SW on downtown Rochester’s Peace Plaza. That’s the former Jerk King/ Mac's space.

“My Fair Lady”, which runs at Proctors in Schenectady through Sunday is a production that perfectly represents theater of 2022.

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