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Tri-Valley Opportunity Council, Inc. Senior Programs held its annual Foster Grandparent recognition luncheon at the Crookston Inn & Convention Center in Crookston on Friday, April 11. Marley Melbye (Senior Programs Director) began the event by welcoming the Foster Grandparents and guests. Jason Carlson (CEO) thanked all of the volunteers for the difference they make in […]
The Tri-Valley Opportunity Council’s bus transportation service is continuing to operate under regular hours despite the shutdown of many public places. The bus is still available for trips to the grocery store and will be providing free trips to The New Hope Food Shelf when it is open over the next three weeks, according to
Tri-Valley Opportunity Council held a public forum Wednesday morning during which they shared numbers from their 2017 study in which The Heartland Express bus, which is funded primarily through grants totaling 80 percent of its operating cost, provided 185,433 rides. Recent discussions in town have included whether T.H.E. Bus could be expanded for third shift
