Larson to open doors Jan. 14

by Louis Hoglund
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Signage is installed, and a garage fit for a hearse, signal a new era for the Larson Funeral Home, as the facility now sits atop the Pelican Rapids City Hall complex. The funeral home’s new home is the result of a collaboration with the city that has been underway for about the past two years.


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