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Grand Forks East Grand Forks, MN 2801 S Grand Forks NORTH DAKOTA East Grand Forks MINNESOTA 2020 Community Profile Membership Directory Simplify Life. Shop online or in-store. gohugos.com hugoswineandspirits.com 2020 Community Profile/Membership Directory The Chamber – GF/EGF has been working for our communities for over 100 years. As a 5 Star Accredited Chamber, we take pride in being the region’s largest business organization. As a chamber, we Inform, Promote, Advocate, Connect and Educate our members and the community. Chamber 2020 Board of Directors: Executive Committee The Chamber - GF/EGF Paula Anderson - Board Chair 202 N. 3rd St. Dave Zavoral - Chair Elect Grand Forks, ND 58203 Josh Brown - Past Chair 701-772-7271 Josh Grinde - Vice Chair [email protected] Tommy Kenville - Board Chair www.gochamber.org Tony Telken - Vice Chair www.facebook.com/thechambergfegf www.twitter.com/thechambergfegf Barry Wilfahrt - President, Chamber GF/EGF Directors TABLE OF CONTENTS Christopher Adams Adams Family Farms, Partnership Paula Anderson Sterling Carpet One Floor & Home Jeff Barta Achieve Therapy 3 Board of Directors Dennis Bona Northland Community & 4 Telling Our Story Technical College 6 Defending Our Freedom Josh Brown Bell Insurance Services LLC 8 Feeding Our People Mike Dunn Construction Engineers 10 Buying, Selling & Eating Shanna Field Wintrust Mortgage 12 Educating Our Community Rachel Gornowicz Countrywide Sanitation 16 Being Active Josh Grinde Right Choice Electric Inc 20 Getting Together Peter Haga City of Grand Forks 22 Having Fun Tony Hodny J.R. Simplot 24 Arts & Culture Tommy Kenville T-Global, Inc. 26 Reading & Writing Curt Kreun Curt Kreun 28 Staying Healthy Brian Leach The Golf Center 30 Aging Well Meloney Linder UND Vice President for 31 Living Together Marketing & Communications 33 Growing Together Keith Lund Grand Forks Region Economic 35 Membership Directory Development Corporation Anna Rosburg Alerus Center Photos in this book are courtesy of: Lisa Swanson Hugo’s Retail Support Center Greater Grand Forks Convention & Visitors Bureau, Michael Tony Telken Lithia Ford Lincoln of Grand Forks Lawerence, The Chamber-GF/EGF, Northland Community & Technical College, Ralph Engelstad Arena, Shawna Justin Valinski Columbia Mall Noel Schill, Jackie Lorentz, Tim Sanger, Lutheran Social Jill Leonardi-Wilson Edgewood Healthcare, LLC Services, Altru Health System, Grand Forks Senior Center, Dave Zavoral R.J. Zavoral & Sons, Inc. Shawn Egeland, Grand Forks Public Libary, Grand Forks Country Club, True North Equipment, Northrop Grumman, Alerus Center, University of Minnesota Crookston, GF Police Sr. Military Advisor to the Board Department, Mark Eagleson, MJD Photography/Stable Days Col. Cameron Pringle - GFAFB Youth Ranch, Erin Phillips/Soulshine Photography for Global Friends Coalition The Chamber | Grand Forks • East Grand Forks 3 Telling Our Story Hello and welcome to the community of Grand Forks, North Dakota and East Grand Forks, Minnesota. a military town, too. Grand Forks Air You are about to discover America’s Best There is a lot to do in the winter, spring, Force Base was established here when Kept Secret: summer and fall; both indoors and out. the community was beginning to think You’ll find that out. about the centennial of its settlement. Really. Today, it is morphing into the nation’s We have built one of America’s best This is one of the nation’s best small first center for research into utilization of small cities, and we are making it better cities. unmanned aerial systems. Grand Forks every day. How do we know? How did this happen? We live here and we love it. The grand forks -- les grandes fourches We’ve built it and rebuilt it and we are -- have been here since the glaciers building on to it every day. receded and Lake Agassiz drained to the sea, leaving us the incredibly rich Sure, it gets cold here in the winter. But, Red River Valley. The place where the we’re used to it. We’ve found so many Red Lake River joins the Red has been a ways to enjoy it. And our warm, beauti- meeting place for centuries, and when ful summers can’t be beat. Having four European settlement began in this seasons is an asset not everyone gets to region, it quickly grew to be an impor- enjoy. tant regional center. Important institu- TREAT YOURSELF tions were built here. The University of It’s true that the wind blows. North Dakota was founded and named It’s also true that our streets are safer and produced its first graduates before & YOUR CLIENTS than almost any other metropolitan North Dakota became a state. It has area in the United States and our air always been a critical part of the city. BUSINESS MEMBERSHIPS is cleaner here than almost anywhere Grand Forks is not just a city with a col- in the country. We thank the wind for lege in it. It is a college town. It is that. 4 The Chamber | Grand Forks • East Grand Forks is also a medical town, with an important regional hospital, had accumulated over decades. We rethought regulations and several other health care establishments and the state’s medi- reduced the number of elected members of the council. We cal school – now occupying a magnificent new building on the also learned how to work together. We had to. Our cities were UND campus. Of course, Grand Forks is also a shopping town, at stake. and not just for those of us who live here. It is a destination for Canadian shoppers looking for a weekend getaway. They help We are proud of what we’ve built. give Grand Forks a range of goods and services, an abundance of hotel rooms, a variety of eateries and entertainment and Equally important, we’re proud of how we did it. The Grand Sky cultural options that you might not expect in a city of this size. Initiative is a good example. This enterprise involves two states, two colleges, local city and county governments and the U.S. Air Now, none of this alone distinguishes Grand Forks from other Force. This cooperation has brought opportunity as unmanned progressive places. There is something extra here, and it grew systems assume their role in commerce, industry and agriculture. out of a crisis. Perhaps this new field interests you. In April 1997, our rivers rose against us. The resulting flood affected almost every structure in the two cities. Downtown Perhaps you’ve arrived to help build a nitrogen fertilizer plant Grand Forks suffered a major fire that left two dozen buildings that will use natural gas from North Dakota’s Bakken oil field in ruins. and “gray water” from the Grand Forks lagoon system. Perhaps you’ve come to join one of the architectural, engineer- The flood did not just test us. ing and environmental firms that are helping direct the state’s It tempered us. oil boom. Maybe you’ve come to teach or to study or to heal. We built a flood protection system and created a huge park along our rivers. We rebuilt our businesses. We added facilities Brain power and cooperation have made innovation flourish here. for sports and entertainment -- to the point that all of us could We expect to grow. We’d like you and your family to grow with us. get together in just two of these new buildings. We had a lot of help, of course, and we are deeply grateful for all of it. This is an exciting time in our community. We didn’t stop with building. This is the truth. n We redesigned the city government. We cut away layers that The Chamber | Grand Forks • East Grand Forks 5 Grand Forks Air Force Base is home to about 3,300 Air Force personnel and their families. It’s hard to know where to start when you want to brag about Grand Forks and East Grand Forks. It’s the robust economy that makes everything else possible of course, and we could start there. But there’s something else that’s more important. Defending Our Freedom Something that makes economic success possible. Something that undergirds our lives and our freedoms. National security, of course. Grand Forks has a long military tradition with the United States Air Force and the North Dakota National Guard. Grand Forks Air Force Base is 14 miles west of the city. The National Guard Armory is at the western edge of town, visible from the interstate highway. Grand Forks Air Force Base is home to the Global Hawk Mission and 3,300 Air Force personnel and their families. 319th Reconnaissance Wing is at home on Grand Forks Air Force Base, but on any given day about 350 military personnel from GFABFB are deployed elsewhere. The base has been critically 311 Kittson Ave. involved in the Global War on Terror, participating in homeland Grand Forks, ND 58201 defense and Operations Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom. (218) 779-9950 www.isightrpv.com Grand Forks Air Force Base has several tenants: Drone and Aerial Imaging Services Headquartered • United States Custom and Border Protection, which In Down Town Grand Forks operates the MQ-9 Predator. • Plus base personnel provide support to the 10th Space Warning Squadron at Cavalier Air Force Station, about 90 miles northwest of Grand Forks. From this list it’s clear that Grand Forks Air Force Base plays a big role in the development of remotely piloted aircraft, also known as unmanned aerial systems or drones, and this extends to development of these systems for commercial use. Grand Forks and the Grand Forks Air Force Base are on the cutting edge of these developments. The UAS business park on the base is the first in the nation. Grand Forks County is leasing 217 acres on the base for this development.
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