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Crookston Real Estate Developer Jeff Evers has announced that he is getting ready to develop the former Glenmore Facility just East of Crookston on Highway 2. The 55,000 square foot facility will be the home to 21 new apartments, which will take up about 32,000 square feet of the facility, with the other 23,000 available […]
The Crookston Development Policy and Review Committee met on Thursday in the City Hall council chambers to discuss and review applications regarding the Intermediary Relending Program (IRP) and the loan guidelines. “Over the years, the city has loaned money out to various businesses,” said City Administrator Corky Reynolds, “That money has come back, and the
The Fournet building in downtown Crookston has seen many changes and renovations over the past two years. Most notably, the second level of the building holds all of the offices for the Tri-Valley Opportunity Council, while the third floor is where the Public Defenders are located. Yet, the lobby of the building is still vacant.
The Crookston City Council met in the City Hall Council Chambers on Monday night. Council received presentations and public information announcements from local organizations in regard to grant requests to be considered to be awarded in 2024 with a total amount of $271,375, which is nearly $150,000 more than what was requested last year. The
The Crookston Visitors Bureau (CVB) met on Thursday morning inside the Crookston Inn. The meeting began with the board approving the meeting minutes for March 9, and approving the treasurers report and bills payable, which the board did unanimously. The board also made a motion and approved moving $75,000 from their checking account into their
The Fournet Building in downtown Crookston is almost ready to be open for the public and tours after nearly five years of construction. Building owner and general contractor Jeff Evers reported that the second and third-floor office areas are mostly complete and is looking to gain a Certificate of Occupancy for the second floor to
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