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Celebrate half a century of growing with the University of Minnesota Crookston horticulture program as they host their 50th annual bedding plant sale starting April 23 with a substantial selection of student-grown flowers, vegetables, herbs, and hanging baskets. A portion of the proceeds from the plant sale go to the students’ horticulture club and recruitment […]
It’s always great to hear about things happening in Crookston, especially when different community groups are teaming up to make Crookston better. We sat down with Crookston Community Development Director Karie Kirschbaum, Professor of Marketing at the University of Minnesota Crookston Al Fattal Anas, and Associate Professor Eric Castle to hear about a project they
The Crookston Housing & Economic Development Authority held their monthly meeting on Tuesday, March 25, 2025 at Valley Technology Park. The main agenda for the meeting had a few items for approval and one discussion item. Community Development Director Karie Kirschbaum also updated the board on what developments for Septembers Rodeo. The board approved meeting
On Monday, February 3, 2025, Rani Bhattacharyya, a University of Minnesota Community Extension Educator, presented during the Crookston City Council meeting. The Crookston EDA asked Bhattacharyya to provide the City of Crookston with a Retail Trade Analysis and a Local Option Sales Tax Analysis. “I work in the Valley Technology Park, which is the Business
There will be a possible quorum of the Board at staff discussion of setting up a Local Housing Trust Fund. The meeting will take place Thursday, September 5, at 9:00 a.m. at Valley Technology Park, 510 County Road 71 in Crookston. All members of the public are welcome to attend the meetings.
The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) board met Thursday morning at Valley Technology Park. The meeting only had one item on the agenda today: the approval to apply for a C2C grant. Specifically, the Department of Energy’s Clean Energy to Communities (C2C) Initiative. The initiative provides multi-year assistance worth up to $3 million
