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The owners are excited to offer items from all Latin American countries. Written By: Leah Ward | ×
Victor Acosta (left) and Janet Hernandez opened their new business in downtown Windom last week. (Leah Ward/The Globe)
WINDOM As the year comes to a close, doors are opening for two local business owners who started a new Latin grocery store in downtown Windom last week.
Janet Hernandez grew up in Worthington, the daughter of Guatemalan parents who own and operate Tienda Tacana #2 on Worthington s 10th Street. A few years ago she met Victor Acosta, who is of Cuban heritage and grew up in Sheldon, Iowa, and they began dating. Together, they dreamed up a local grocery store that would serve people from all Latin American countries.