Chair Joni Ernst announced on Mar. 9 that Grant Ranch Grub & Pub has been named the Small Business of the Week. Ernst said, “Grant Ranch Grub & Pub is a shining example of how Iowa hospitality, family tradition, and entrepreneurial perseverance can be sandwiched together to make a big impact. Through exceptional service, Danette Meyer and her team are serving up hometown flavor one plate at a time.”
The recognition highlights the importance of small businesses in local communities and their role in preserving traditions while fostering economic growth.
Grant Ranch Grub & Pub traces its roots back to the late 1960s when it was founded by Duane and Mary Grant. The business changed locations over time but was revived in 2003 by their daughter, Sherry Fisher. Today, Danette Meyer, the first grandchild of the founders, operates the restaurant on Sigourney Square, where it has become a popular spot for locals seeking a full-service dining experience.
The Senate Small Business and Entrepreneurship Committee supports informed decision-making on national fiscal priorities according to the official website. The committee also offers Congress comprehensive policy options on federal budget components according to the official website. Lindsey Graham serves as chairman and Jeff Merkley as ranking member of this committee according to the official website.
Additionally, the committee contributes to the congressional budget process through resolutions and reconciliation instructions according to the official website, and provides nonpartisan budgetary analysis through oversight of the Congressional Budget Office according to the official website. It was established under the Congressional Budget and Impoundment Control Act of 1974 according to the official website.
Ernst said she will continue recognizing outstanding Iowa small businesses with her Small Business of the Week award.
