$68-Million Cannabis Plant Moving Forward At Grand Rapids, Minnesota

$68-Million Cannabis Plant Moving Forward At Grand Rapids, Minnesota

GRAND RAPIDS, MN (trfnews.i234.me) A $68-million cannabis plant is moving forward at Grand Rapids, Minnesota. The proposed $68-million cannabis manufacturing facility in Grand Rapids, Minnesota is moving forward with strong community support. The facility has received unanimous proclamations from the Itasca County Board, City Council of Grand Rapids, and the Chamber of Grand Rapids, along with… Continue reading $68-Million Cannabis Plant Moving Forward At Grand Rapids, Minnesota

Injury Accident At Minn-Dak Beet Plant By Wahpeton Friday Morning

WAHPETON, ND (trfnews.i234.me) A man was injured, after falling into a pit at the Minn-Dak sugar beet plant in Wahpeton, North Dakota Friday morning. A medical life flight was called. – A man was injured after falling over 10 feet into a vacant pit at the Mindak Sugar Beet Plant in Wahpeton. – Emergency responders… Continue reading Injury Accident At Minn-Dak Beet Plant By Wahpeton Friday Morning

Injury Accident At Minn-Dak Beet Plant By Wahpeton Friday Morning

WAHPETON, ND (trfnews.i234.me) A man was injured, after falling into a pit at the Minn-Dak sugar beet plant in Wahpeton, North Dakota Friday morning. A medical life flight was called. A man fell over 10 feet into a vacant pit at the Minn-Dak sugar beet plant in Wahpeton, prompting an emergency response. Rescue personnel utilized… Continue reading Injury Accident At Minn-Dak Beet Plant By Wahpeton Friday Morning

More Details Of $352-Million Ag Processing Plant In Grand Forks Revealed

GRAND FORKS, ND (trfnews.i234.me) More details regarding a propossed $352-million ag processing plant in Grand Forks were unveiled during a working group session of the City Council Monday night.

COVID-19 CLOSES GF PLANT: Drive-Through Testing Begins Thursday For Some Employees & Contacts

GRAND FORKS, ND (trfnews.i234.me) The LM Wind Energy plant in Grand Forks is closed for deep cleaning, after some employees tested positive for COVID-19. Officials now say drive-through testing will begin Thursday for some of those employees and contacts.