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By Terri Heggie, Executive Director Crookston Area Chamber & Visitor’s Bureau Terri on the Town made a recent visit with Cindy Hulst, Director of Foundation Development & Marketing at the Villa St. Vincent, The SUMMIT Foundation. What a pleasure it was to hear about all the great changes that have taken place for the residents […]
By Terri Heggie, Executive Director Crookston Area Chamber Terri On the Town made another stop recently. This time at Altru. Shayla Solberg, Regional Clinic Manager, and Carrie Bergquist, Regional Health Care Preparedness Coordinator gave me an inside tour and filled me in on the history of Altru. This recently remodeled clinic started out in 1920
By Terrie Heggie, Executive Director Crookston Area Chamber I had the best time at Ye Ole Print Shoppe, during my Terri On the Town Tour. Ed Amiot was a gracious host and provided an informative tour of the business he and his wife Patty own. Veteran-owned, Ye Ole Print Shoppe, Inc. was founded in 1976,
Erickson Embroidery and 2nd Street Boutique kicked off the first Terri On the Town of 2019. Erickson Embroidery opened their doors for business in 2007. In 2009 they moved to their present location under the ownership of Laurie Erickson and Chris Cournia. A shop built in 2016 located on the south end of townhouses their
