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The house in the Mayowood Historic District is undergoing work five years after Olmsted County commissioners started the process to turn it over for private development.

1854 restaurant has hosted presidents, baseball stars and entertainers.

Submitted by Lourdes High School.

Food writer Holly Ebel sits down with Joe and Nick Powers, the father and son team behind one of the biggest restaurant and catering groups in the region.

In this year’s Best Restaurants ballot—for the first time ever—we asked readers to vote on Rochester’s Best Restaurant Promoters. And we left it at that. Here are your picks for eight people who make a difference in Rochester’s restaurant scene. And what it means to them.

After months of renovations, The Well Dining has opened in the space that formerly housed Dooley's in downtown Rochester.

Rochester Downtown Task Force work sessions aim to identify themes for future community sessions and action plan.

Experience Rochester sees numbers continue to grow at Mayo Civic Center as it enters fourth year of five-year contract aimed at streamlining management and increasing activity.

The Well, the creation of son and father restaurateurs Nick and Joe Powers of Powers Ventures, is cooking in the former Dooley's Pub space at 255 First Ave. SW in the Minnesota Biobusiness Center.

Downtown businesses may be poised for a busy year of openings with a growing restaurant, retail and residential scene.