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The Ag Innovation Campus in Crookston, which opened in September 2023, has closed. KROX Radio and iNewz.tv received a message from an employee that they had let most of the employees go, and it is now closed. For more on the story, click the video below.
The Crookston Fire Department was called to a fire at the Ag Innovation Center on the south side of Crookston, across the street from Titan Machinery. For the story from Neil Carlson of iNewz.tv, click on the video below. [yotuwp type=”videos” id=”ezGFBfiFLJM” ]
The City of Crookston has started multiple construction projects this week and has many others planned for the summer. With projects ranging from simply filling potholes to repaving entire roads and sidewalks. Crookston Public Works Director Brandon Carlson said fighting the floods this spring had put them about a month and a half behind schedule
After decades of soybean checkoff research and development, the Ag Innovation Campus is set to revitalize Minnesota’s ag economy. On Wednesday, October 28, ag leaders and elected officials including Governor Tim Walz, with shovels in hand, are expected to appear in Crookston for a groundbreaking ceremony celebrating the construction of a 67,000-square-foot soybean crush facility.
The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) Board met on Tuesday. Angel Weasner, City of Crookston Finance Director/Interim City Administrator, updated the board on the status of the city’s Business Development Public Infrastructure Grant for the Colburn property. Weasner said she is waiting on city engineer Rich Clauson to send her the final information
The Crookston Ways & Means Committee met on Monday night with the majority of the meeting consisting of a lengthy discussion with APG Development’s Elliot Steinbrink. The committee also recommended a three-year cash farm lease on the Colborn Property minus the 10 acres to be set aside for the Ag Innovation Center and Vertical Malt,
