The corner of 25th Avenue and Division Street in St. Cloud has been home to a seasonal Dairy Queen for more than six decades, but that will come to an end on Sunday, Sept. 2. "Hopefully, we can send everyone away happy one last time," said owner Bob Lahr. The tiny vintage cement building is being demolished to make room for a new CVS Pharmacy. A new Dairy Queen location just south of the existing building is set to open in February.

Kmart store manager Tim Hayen told the Bemidji Pioneer he is unsure when the store will officially close its doors. As many as 60 employees, most of whom are part-time, will be affected by the closure.

The Minneapolis City Council's Zoning and Planning committee will decide Thursday whether the proposed Lyn-Lake location should be rezoned to allow Trader Joe's to include an attached beer and wine store. Finance & Commerce reports council member Meg Tuthill does not support rezoning. If the project is approved, construction on the sixth Trader Joe's in the metro area could begin this fall and open next spring.

The Eden Prairie-based grocery giant has decided its stores, including Cub Foods, will no longer carry meat made from trimmings treated with ammonia. The U.S. Department of Agriculture has deemed the finely textured beef safe to eat.

The women's clothing company based in Plymouth says it plans to close the stores by the end of January and will also lay off employees at its corporate office.

Eden Prairie-based Supervalu announced Wednesday that it will close 60 stores in hopes of generating up to $90 million over the next three years. None of the stores are in Minnesota. The closures affect 22 Save-A-Lot locations, 27 Albertsons stores, four Acme stores, and one store from the Jewel-Osco chain. Eight other stores to be closed have not been released.

A fixture in Minneapolis' Stadium Village is being demolished. The Oak Street Cinema went under the wrecking ball Friday. The Star Tribune reports a 60-unit apartment building will take its place. In recent years the theater showed classic films and was the primary venue for the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Film Festival.