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Over the past week, Crookston City Administrator Amy Finch and Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority Executive Director Craig Hoiseth took tours of Crookston’s largest manufacturers – Eickhof Columbaria, American Crystal Sugar Company, SunOpta, DEE, Inc., and New Flyer of America – in recognition of manufacturers week. Due to COVID-19, the traditional tours open to […]
Members of the community visited Dee, Inc last week as a part of the Crookston Manufacturing Week Tours organized by the Crookston Area Chamber and Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority. Dee was started in the garage of high school Industrial Arts teacher Jim Ellinger where he began casting row finders for sugar beet harvesters
The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) board met on Tuesday morning and voted to liquidate the assets from Cofé Bistro to cover a portion of the $115,000 debt the business owes. CHEDA Executive Director Craig Hoiseth said there are several pieces of specialized equipment that should be quite valuable. “I had some discussion
Tri-Valley Opportunity Council hosted a social for the project partners who helped make Agassiz Townhomes a reality on Wednesday morning. The day started with refreshments and a short presentation in Bede Ballroom at the University of Minnesota Crookston and culminated with project partners walking through a finished three-bedroom unit. “We’re very proud of how the
Longtime Crookston manufacturer DEE, Inc. is not your typical foundry and machine shop. Since 1971, DEE has been serving a variety of industries, including automotive, agriculture, off-road, industrial and recreational. Their experienced staff and unique facility enable them to accurately manufacture products, help to improve customers’ margins, serve as a single source, contact and set
