CROOKSTON, Minn. — A downtown Crookston building is in the midst of a major renovation that will change the way space is used in the more than century-old structure.
The upper levels of the Fournet building have long been used as apartments, but a $1.5 million project currently underway will convert the space into offices that some local organizations plan to occupy.
“It's an exciting project and I think people from Crookston have been really supportive of everything that's been happening here,” said Jeff Evers, who is the building's third owner since it was first built in 1885.
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Work on the project is expected to be complete some time in late fall or early spring 2020.
