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Coborn's Incorporated has made a donation to several St. Cloud area non-profit organizations.

It was 100 years ago that Chester Coborn started selling produce in a little store on Benton Drive and began what we now know as Coborn's Incorporated.

If you're temporarily out of work due to the closings related to the coronavirus, there could be a job waiting for you at your local grocery store.

Coborn's Incorporated is installing plexi-glass shields at their store registers. They say it is to minimize the risk of spreading COVID-19 to both employees and guests during checkout.

Coborn's Pharmacy has agreed to pay a civil penalty for allegedly failing to comply with federal recordkeeping requirements.

If you bought your romaine lettuce from one of the Coborn's Incorporated grocery stores it is safe to eat.

The longtime leader of Coborn's Incorporated has died. Coborn's has announced that Dan Coborn passed away Wednesday at the age of 86.

With just a few months to go before the St. Cloud YMCA moves into their brand new facility, they've announced they have a buyer for their current building.

Coborn's has a plan to expand and remodel their Cooper Avenue store in St. Cloud. Spokesman Dennis Host says they want to build a more than 10,000 square foot addition to the east side of the building, and move the liquor store into that space.

Another big donation has been announced for the planned St. Cloud Aquatic and Community Center. Coborn's Incorporated has given a $1 million contribution. So far a total of $23.5 million has been raised, as they get closer to their $27 million goal.