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Nature View Estates and Barrette Street estates and water/drainage problems were questioned at the Crookston Planning Commission meeting on Tuesday evening. The Northwest Housing Cooperative and Bob Herkenhoff’s plan for the Nature View Estates cul-de-sacs off Barrette Street should address the current drainage issue behind the homes on the east side of Barrette Street. “Our […]
The big news out of the Crookston Planning Commission Tuesday night was that City of Crookston Building Official Matt Johnson has handed in his resignation as he’s taken a position as Director of Plant Services at RiverView Health. “I handed it in a little over a week ago to move on to work for RiverView
Continuing our story on Vertical Malt, Adam Wagner, President of Vertical Malt, hopes the business will be able to break ground on a new malt house by 2020. “We’re working hard on the plan right now, trying to get the footprint that we know we’re going to need,” said Wagner. “It’s possible we could break
The announcement of a 21-million bushel soybean solvent-extraction facility, 30-million gallon biodiesel facility and specialty soybean mechanical extraction plant brings the promise of an exciting future to Crookston’s Ag industry. The process to determine a location for a new Epitome Energy, LCC plant began with finding an underutilized and underserved soybean market in Minnesota said
The Ways & Means Committee met Monday night at City Hall where Mayor Guy Martin proposed three appointments to City Boards and Commissions including Derek Martin and Mike LaFrance for Park Board and J.P. Knox to the Airport Commission. The committee voted to move forward with those appointees. Martin, who still has several appointments to
The Crookston City Council breezed through their agenda Monday night in a meeting that lasted just a few minutes. Mayor Guy Martin (pictured above) opened the meeting by presenting Patricia Jones, principal at Cathedral School, with a proclamation naming January 27 – February 2 as ‘Catholic School Week.” The council then passed the consent agenda
