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Pioneer Bank Launches Community Disaster Loan Program

Mankato, MN – July 2, 2024 – Pioneer Bank is proud to announce the launch of the Community Disaster Loan Program, designed to provide financial assistance to homeowners and renters for costs associated with the cleanup and recovery related to the disaster for community members

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Business Development
Greater Mankato Growth Inventorying Businesses Impacted by Flooding

Greater Mankato Growth is seeking input from businesses in Blue Earth and Nicollet County that were impacted by the recent floods in southern Minnesota. The information obtained from the GMG June 2024 Flooding Impact Survey will help GMG understand how businesses were affected (physically or

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Member News
Star Tribune names Pioneer Bank a 2024 Top 200 Workplace

This article was originally published by Pioneer Bank Mankato, MN June, 2024—Pioneer Bank has been named one of the Top 200 Workplaces in Minnesota by the Star Tribune. A complete list of those selected is available at Minnesota’s Top Workplaces (startribune.com). Produced by the same

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Business
Local Resources to Help with Flood Damage

There are dozens of businesses right here in the greater Mankato region that can help get things back to normal for your home or workplace. From clean up and mechanical to construction, and more, choose a reputable business, a member of Greater Mankato Growth, our

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Agriculture
Five Reasons Agribusinesses Succeed in Greater Mankato

These five reasons agribusinesses succeed in Greater Mankato make this South Central Minnesota community a regional powerhouse in the agriculture industry. Our region continues to make a name for itself in the global landscape through technological innovation, infrastructure investment, local and regional connectivity, a well-trained

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Advocacy
State Seeks Input on Rulemaking for PFML

As you know the state passed Paid Family and Medical Leave (PFML) into law in 2023. That program will not go into effect until 2026. As part of that law, the legislature granted the Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) rulemaking authority to help

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