CROOKSTON, Minn. — Beginning May 29 through Sept. 4, the Tri-Valley Administrative Office building will close to walk-in visitors at noon on Fridays. The agency will continue operating during its regular business hours, and Tri-Valley programs and staff will remain available by email and by phone at 800-584-7020 or 218-281-5832. Tri-Valley’s regular business hours are
Katie Clubb, M.D., was recognized with the prestigious Plate of Bounty Award at the National AgFamilies Head Start Association conference, held March 11 in Costa Mesa, Calif. Established in 1999 by the National Migrant and Seasonal Head Start Association—now known as the National AgFamilies Head Start Association—the Plate of Bounty Award honors individuals who have
CROOKSTON, Minn. — The public is invited to step inside something new. Tri-Valley Transportation Programs will host an open house celebrating its new bus garage on Wednesday, May 27, from 2–4 p.m. at 1430 Guthrie Street in Crookston. Community members are encouraged to tour the newly built facility, see where Tri-Valley buses call home, and
Written By Casey Holland (Senior Insurance & Risk Advisor) Marsh McLennan Agency Over the past several years, Ashley Broden, Director of Human Resources, and Hannah Sczepanski, HR Generalist, have demonstrated an unwavering commitment to reducing workers’ compensation insurance premiums for Tri-Valley Opportunity Council, Inc. Their approach centers on close collaboration with employees and department heads,
Partnership with St. Luke’s Lutheran Care Center Expands Free Early Childhood Services for Local Agricultural Families (Blue Earth, Minn.) – Tri-Valley Opportunity Council, Inc. is pleased to announce the upcoming opening of a new Head Start center in Blue Earth, Minnesota. This center is made possible through a collaborative partnership with St. Luke’s Lutheran Care
After an incredible 54 years at Riverview Hospital, Carol Abeld has officially retired — marking the end of a remarkable career of service to her community. For the past 12 years, Carol has also been a familiar face on T.H.E. Bus, riding daily to and from work. She began using the service because she doesn’t
(Article courtesy of Brenda Ault, EDA Specialist, East Grand Forks Economic Development Authority)Today I am talking with Melody Hedden, she is the new Chief Executive Officer for Tri-Valley Opportunity Council! She has an amazing story and is a woman of determination, courage and resolve with a strong strength of character. She was born and raised
Article courtesy of DEED / Mary Haugen / Mary.Haugen@state.mn.us St. Paul, MN – The Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) today awarded more than $1.6 million in workforce grants to 23 organizations that assist adults facing obstacles to find and keep steady employment. The organizations receiving awards are expected to serve 730 Minnesotans.
(Article courtesy of Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT))Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) and the Greater Minnesota transit community celebrated a major milestone this month with the arrival of its first low-emission, propane-fueled transit bus. Tri-Valley Opportunity Council, which provides service in Northwest Minnesota, is now the first rural transit system in the state to deploy
(Crookston, Minn.) – Melody Hedden has been named the next Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Tri-Valley Opportunity Council in Crookston, Minn. Hedden has dedicated her career to the human services field for the past 26 years. After graduating from high school in small town Franklin, N.C in 1994 she began working for the local
