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The developments range from new medical facilities, a retirement home and new apartment/office buildings to restaurants. 2:00 pm, Feb. 2, 2021 × The Pure Development building, which will house Hugo's Family Marketplace, Alerus, and apartments, is nearing completion. (Adam Kurtz/Grand Forks Herald) Construction in Grand Forks, including several large developments, has continued throughout the pandemic and several new businesses are expected to open in 2021. The developments range from new medical facilities, a retirement home, new apartment and office buildings to restaurants. The d...

Decision is another step toward advancement of four redevelopment projects, with total investment of $116 million Written By: Pamela D. Knudson | 10:00 pm, Jan. 25, 2021 × The Mark Sanford Education Center, headquarters of Grand Forks Public Schools. (Grand Forks Herald photo) The Grand Forks School Board approved, by unanimous vote, the applications for tax exemptions for four redevelopment projects at its regular meeting Monday, Jan. 25. The tax exemption plan would affect three proposed projects downtown and one on the UND campus. The projects, which have r...

Grand Forks County Commission signs off on tax abatements for proposed development projects Grand Forks Mayor Brandon Bochenski, City Administrator Todd Feland and City Council President Dana Sande appeared before the commission to ask for approval of the multi-million-dollar projects. 8:38 pm, Jan. 19, 2021 × The Grand Forks County Office Building, photographed on Nov. 23, 2015. Photo by Nick Nelson/Grand Forks Herald The Grand Fork County Commission, at its regular meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 19, voted to lend its support to four large Tax Increment Financing proposals d...

Our view: Board should give its blessing to Grand Forks' proposed TIF projects A contingent of city leaders this week outlined the development projects and their hoped-for TIFs to the Grand Forks School Board. The city, the School Board and the County Commission all must approve the TIFs before the projects can move forward. We urge all boards to give their blessing.  Written By: Herald editorial board | 6:00 am, Jan. 16, 2021 × Here’s a scenario to explain tax increment financing: A sunny patio on a hot summer day. A big, sturdy shade tree would be nice, but first ...

Both the School Board and the Grand Forks County Commission must give approvals before the redevelopment may proceed.