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BEMIDJI — The newest Caribou Coffee cabin location, at the corner of Paul Bunyan Drive and Bemidji Avenue North, will open on Wednesday, Feb. 1.

A grand opening will be held on Feb. 3, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 10 a.m.

Constructed on the site of the former Dick's Northside service station, the 600-square-foot cabin will feature a drive-thru and walk-up windows only, with no interior seating. It will be open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily.

Caribou Coffee is a global coffeehouse chain and a Panera Brands company. It also has locations inside Lueken's Village Foods North and South stores and at 2219 Paul Bunyan Drive NW.

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Caribou Coffee expanding to former Dick's Northside location in Bemidji

Caribou currently has three locations in Bemidji, a company-owned shop located in a strip mall west of Walmart and two licensed operations in Lueken’s Village Foods’ north and south stores. A company spokesperson said that currently there are no plans to close the Caribou location near Walmart.

Dec 31, 1969

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By  Dennis Doeden

The grand opening celebration at the new Bemidji location will feature special offers on Friday, Feb. 3, according to a release.

Guests visiting that day will enjoy $1 off any large or extra-large beverage. Additionally, for every transaction during grand opening weekend (Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 4-5), Caribou will donate $1 to the to help provide programs for youth in three key impact areas: healthy lifestyles, academic success, and good character and citizenship.