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DMC will receive $3.12M to provide grants to businesses in Rochester’s central business district to support economic recovery from the impacts of the COVID-19 outbreak.

The city says Black, Indigenous, and People of Color participation will be prioritized.

The city says Black, Indigenous, and People of Color participation will be prioritized.

Destination Medical Center Economic Development Agency will administer local grant funds for program to help downtown businesses open and adjust operations in response to changing economy.

The city says Black, Indigenous, and People of Color participation will be prioritized.

DMCs 2022 budget includes more than $30 million worth of improvements to Downtown Rochester.

Destination Medical Center, the largest public-private partnership in Minnesotas history, is hoping to make a splash along the Zumbro River in the coming years.

Annual meeting for Destination Medical Center effort highlights potential of city-owned riverfront property.

1. First Avenue could open next week, or the week after First Avenue south of Peace Plaza opened in time for the first Thursdays Downtown event, but the remainder of the street continues to be completed, with work ramping up this week. Jamie Rothe, community engagement and experience director for Destination Medical Center Economic Development Agency, said the plan is to open the street toward the end of the month. 2. The plaza reopening remains uncertain Nationwide supply chain and workforce ...

Created: July 01, 2021 10:44 PM (ABC 6 News) - A new affordable housing project is coming to Rochester, and this ones different. Many community partners came together to make this happen.  Its called Bryk on Broadway. This property will include 180 units of mixed income-affordable housing and around 7,500 square feet of commercial retail space. City leaders and developers met on North Broadway Avenue for the groundbreaking Thursday evening.  "We want to build a strong community wit...