Life Time wants to retain Arden Hills employees after acquisition closes

Minnesota-based health club company Life Time Group Holdings Inc. says it plans to keep the existing employees of Arden Hills Athletic & Social Club in Arden-Arcade after its acquisition in the new year.

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