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At 4:30 pm today, the Red Lake River level at Crookston was 21.02 feet and continues to recede slowly. Please continue to call the Emergency Operation Center at 218-281-4363 or 218-281-4383 to report any high-water concerns. City staff will continue to monitor water levels and future weather forecasts. Press releases will be forthcoming as necessary.
The Washington Elementary School music program is putting on a show for their parents next week to celebrate the end of the school year with their annual “Carnival of the Animals” performances on Wednesday, May 4, and Friday, May 6 at 1:30 p.m. The four kindergarten classes will be split over the two days, with
The Crookston Pirate Boys Tennis team traveled to Bemidji for a triangular on a cool, but sunny afternoon. The Pirates lost to Bemidji 7-0 and Grand Rapids 4-3. CROOKSTON VS BEMIDJI – Going into the match, Crookston knew it was going to be a tough match against the powerful Bemidji Lumberjacks to start the day. Bemidji
Routine childhood immunization rates, including those for measles, polio, and meningitis, declined during the COVID-19 pandemic. In a statewide awareness campaign, the North Dakota Department of Health (NDDoH) and Grand Forks Public Health are teaming up to remind North Dakotans to “Pay Attention to Prevention” and encourage citizens to take action to protect against disease by
While the City of Crookston was able to contain the flooding of the Red Lake River to a certain extent, not everyone was as fortunate to get by without damage. Tim and John Menard saw the basement of their residence at 518 Riverside Avenue completely fill with water from the Red Lake River by the
April is National Donate Life Month. More than 100,000 people are currently waiting for lifesaving organ transplants in the United States. If you have not registered to be a donor, this is a great time to consider signing up. RiverView Health works with LifeSource, an organization referred to as “the first responders making organ, eye,
