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The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) convened a special committee to review small business relief grant applications. Polk County had allocated $200,000 from the county total of $620,000 to the businesses in Crookston. The committee consisted of CHEDA Board members Kurt Heldstab, Leon Kremeier, Craig Buness, and City Council members Tom Vedbraaten and […]
The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) Board held its annual meeting on Tuesday morning. It was a light agenda for the board although they did review two Building Better Business (B3) grants, updated the B3 guidelines, and approve the use of funds to purchase property from Bob Herkenhoff. The two grants that were
The Crookston Visitor’s Bureau (CVB) met last week and was notified that they’d be receiving an additional $22,000 in funds that had been in a CVB account with the Chamber Chamber of Commerce. Additionally, Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority Executive Director Craig Hoiseth informed the committee that the City of Crookston was canceling the
A focus group met recently to discuss the Building Better Business (B3) program. The meeting’s goal was to assess whether the guidelines were meeting the vision of the program when it was created, said Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) Executive Director Craig Hoiseth. “The B3 program was established a couple of years ago,”
The Crookston City Council met on Monday night in the Council Chambers at City Hall. It was the final meeting for Councilmen Jake Fee and Bobby Baird who both lost in their reelection bids in November. Councilman Jake Fee thanked several people and alluded to Crookston being in a better place now than it was.
The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) Board approved five Building Better Business (B3) program grants, four of them pending the program’s continued funding by the Crookston City Council on Monday night. The grants were awarded to Heroes Rise Coffee Company ($5,000) with the remaining funds from the original program fund, KROX Radio ($4,000),
