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True Value Hardware in Crookston is under new ownership. Scott Maves has taken over the business, which will be renamed Scott’s True Value. Maves owns the building and now takes over the business from Sheryl and Dean Adams and said he’s learning the business. “Stepping in the footsteps of Fuji (Lerum, former owner of True […]
Many Crookston businesses will remain open over the coming weeks with the essential services they provide to the Crookston community. It’s crucial for the community that those services are used during this time, and KROX talked with several of the local business about how things have been going and what lies ahead. WONDERFUL LIFE FOODS
The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) board Tuesday approved a $50,000 loan to Dean and Sheryl Adams as gap financing for their purchase of True Value “Lerum Hardware”. The board also approved the cashing in of a CD set aside for the revolving fund for loans as the current loan fund balance was
