Pella —
After many years of speculation and waiting - it is official - Culver's and its Butterburgers and frozen custard are coming to Pella. The location of the new addition to Pella will be located at 1512 Washington Ave.
The Pella Culver's will be owned by Tim and Sherri Te Grootenhuis.
"I believe in the core values of Culver's," Tim said during the groundbreaking ceremony. "We are excited to work with the community, Chamber and the City of Pella. The has been a great experience and it all started with a dream."
Tim, who has spent the last eight weeks training in Wisconsin at the Culver's Headquarters, commented that the community will see work starting on the new location within the next week or so.
"This is a great day," Karen Eischen, Executive Director, Pella Chamber of Commerce said. "We have found something Pella wants and needs. Surrounding communities have even been asking about when Culver's will be coming to town. It's something they are looking for too."
"We wish them well," Pella Mayor Pro-Tem Mark De Jong said. "This is a great thing for the community."
Craig Culver, CEO of Culver's, which started in 1984, was also present for the groundbreaking. There are now more than 450 Culver's across the country.
"I have worked with Tim a little (during his training) and he understands what hospitality is all about," Culver said. "He likes to put smiles on other people's faces. Culver's wants to be part of the community."
For more information about Culver's visit http://www.culvers.com.
Business
Culver's breaks ground in Pella
- Business
-
- Marion County Bank expands Financial Management Department
-
Hall Named Chief Information Officer at Pella Regional
- Precision Pulley & Idler Awarded Iowa-Nebraska Chapter of the ESOP Association Company of the Year
-
Vermeer names sixth Bob Vermeer Spirit of Caring Award recipient
Landon is the sixth recipient of this award since its introduction in 2007
-
Families First of Pella receives donation
-
PCEA Lineman travels to Haiti to help bring electricity to the impoverished
NRECA continues to send linemen down to Haiti and other countries to help electrify cities
-
Harkin announces $5M for Pella Cooperative Electric
Sen. Tom Harkin's office has announced that over $5.6 million has been awarded, through FEMA, to Pella Cooperative Electric.
-
Answering the Call
-
Mary Andringa next co-chair of the Governor’s STEM Advisory Council
Gov. Terry Branstad and Lt. Gov. Kim Reynolds today announced that Mary Vermeer Andringa, president and CEO of Vermeer Corporation in Pella, will serve as co-chair of the Governor’s Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Advisory Council when University of Northern Iowa President Ben Allen steps down from that role on June 30, 2013. Andringa will assume the role of co-chair next July 1.
- Wisse named market president for U.S. Bank in Pella
- More Business Headlines


