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Anyone driving down North Broadway the last couple of weeks likely noticed a couple of characters scaling the Fournet Building’s front wall. While the skeletons provided a seasonal laugh for many, they also drew passersby’s eyes to the work being completed on the ground floor of the building, which is now covered in tin siding. […]
The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) Board voted Tuesday morning to pay out 540 hours in accrued vacation to Executive Director Craig Hoiseth. Currently, Hoiseth has 740 hours of accrued vacation time, identified by auditor Brady Martz as a liability against CHEDA. Board Chairman Kurt Heldstab said the board discussed the vacation during
The Crookston Ways & Means Committee voted Monday night to complete a permit application to light the Robert St. Bridge. The request for the City to complete the application was made by the Downtown Crookston Development Committee (DCDP). The State of Minnesota requires such a permit application to be submitted by the local government entity.
The Crookston City Council met on Monday night and held a public hearing on a mixed-use building (here) that had been proposed to the city by Community Contractors, Dakota Commercial, and JLG Architects. The proposed building would be located on Ash Street between Robert and Fletcher Streets with apartments and commercial space. The plan also
The remodeling of the Fournet building in downtown Crookston continues to move along. Jeff Evers has been working on reconstructing the inside of the Fournet since the Crookston City Council approved the developer’s agreement for a TIF District in April 2019. After gutting the second and third floors of the building, Evers and his staff
Developer Jeff Evers has completed one phase of construction in the Fournet Building with the old Four Seasons Store on the southeast corner now housing office space. Last week The Ninth District Public Defenders moved into that space which will serve as their temporary home until construction is complete on the second and third floors.
