What Businesses were Checked on Website last week?
MNbump Connection! MNbump is a Big Stone Area Growth Initiative to connect our residents to resources from our website and we use Facebook for an interactive connection to our residents and those living away to see what is happening, what is new, and check out a few highlights from events that recently happened (and/or Facebook LIVE during the activities!)
Our businesses and organizations are easy to find on on website – and should ALL be listed. This includes home businesses. So if you notice your business is not listed, send us a message and we will get your information on the website (it’s free)
Here is the list of businesses & organizations that were checked on our website last week – in the order of most viewed to least viewed:
Lingonberry’s Pastry and Coffee Shop
Ortonville Public School District #2903
Berkner Pizza
Big Stone Area Memory Loss Connection
Ortonville Mercantile & Gallery (OMG)
Flat Hills Arena, Inc.
Bonnie’s Hometown Grocery
Johnson & Roggenbuck
Living Hope Fellowship Assembly of God
Ortonville Trap Range
Anderson Tax & Accounting
Ortonville Flower Shop
Main Street Industries Training Center, Inc.
Prairie Five Rides
Let’em Buck Apparel & Supply
Big Stone Ag
Mallard Point Lodge
Pheasants Forever
Hair Classics
Big Stone Lake Snow Riders
One More Time – Beardsley
Ortonville Economic Development Authority
Prairie Five Community Action
Riverside Park Campground
Clinton City Government
Lingonberry Lodge
Big Stone Area Growth
Main Street Industries & Training
Moose Lodge #407
Alley Cat Bowling
Graceville Bar & Lounge
Chris Karsky Painting
Artichoke Lake Baptist Church
Big G’s Pub & Grub
Graceville Country Market
Hartman’s Super Valu Foods
Headquarters Bar
R & C Reliable Repair
Cutting Edge Engraving
John’s Body Shop
2nd Street Cafe and Coffeehouse
2021 Top Connections on our website was our COVID Resources posts/pages
A few of the top website check-ins in 2021 were:
our Calendar, Employment, Looking for Housing
And our most viewed website post was “The Locals Recommend… We asked, “What would you recommend for people to see/do if they had one day in Big Stone County” and our residents responded with this list. So, utilizing the map above, we will list their recommendations starting in the southern part of Big Stone County and ending at the northern end. LINK TO POST