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The wet heavy snow in March caused many buildings to collapse throughout the area. Many of those buildings were pole buildings, which Polk County Planning and Zoning Commissioner Jake Snyder said is a concern because heavy snow puts a lot of stress on long trusses spanned to maximize space. “It’s been a concern of a […]
Tourism is a key sector of the Minnesota economy, comparable to agriculture in its contribution to the gross state product. Minnesota’s leisure and hospitality industry account for more than 270,000 full and part-time jobs and close to $5.8 billion in wages. Travelers in Minnesota spend more than $42 million per day. These dollars circulate widely
An odd-looking cloud was spotted over Crookston and the area Tuesday. Tom Helgeson, of Christian Brothers Ford, took a picture of the cloud and asked WDAY Television Meteorologist John Wheeler about the cloud. Wheeler’s response is below – “It appears to be a high-level cirrus cloud due to its wispiness. It even shows up on
Having a Small Business Development Center (SBDC) located close to you offers big advantages. Providing confidential, no cost, one-on-one business consulting with established and prospective business owners and entrepreneurs provides small business owners with access to expertise and other resources to turn an idea into a reality or help your business adapt to a changing
According to the Polk County Highway Department, the following County Roads will be under Construction during the 2019 construction season. CSAH 3 Grading, Bituminous Overlay and Aggregate Shoulders located from CSAH 30, 2.0 miles north of Fosston, MN to the East County Line CSAH 10 Bituminous Overlay and Curb and Gutter located at Maple Lake
The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority met with architects from JLG in Grand Forks last week to look into the possibility of a multi-use building in or near Crookston’s downtown district. Discussions centered around possible development sites for a 4-5 story multi-use building with a heated parking garage. CHEDA Executive Director Craig Hoiseth described
