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Cathedral School turned RED overnight in preparation for Giving Hearts Day, Thursday, February 14th. Cathedral School is participating for the first time in this year’s Giving Hearts Day. Giving Hearts Day is the largest 24-hour giving event in North Dakota and northwestern Minnesota. Each year, thousands of people rally around hundreds of nonprofits in our community […]
The Grand Forks Police Department has been contacted about several counterfeit $100 bills being taken in at several area businesses. The bills look and feel similar to a real bill; however, there is a small symbol on the left and right side of the front of the bill. The Grand Forks Police Department would like
Arrests – none Fire Calls – The Crookston Fire Department assisted at a one-vehicle rollover on Highway 2 in Gentilly Township at 5:20 p.m. Tuesday afternoon, caused by icy roads. They disconnected the battery and assisted with cleanup and traffic control until the vehicle was removed. The law enforcement report on the accident is not
As a Valentine’s Day “treat,” the Crookston Ox Cart Days committee has rolled out the 2019 schedule of events on their website, crookstonoxcartdays.com. This year, the 30th anniversary of the summer festival will be seven days of entertainment August 12-18. New events for 2019 include: ‒ Crookston’s Treasures Hunt sponsored by Happy Joe’s Pizza and KROX
Members of the Crookston City Council, Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) Board, City Administrator Shannon Stassen, Crookston City Finance Director Angel Weasner and CHEDA Executive Director Craig Hoiseth met with Paul Steinman and Mikaela Huot of Springsted, Inc. Tuesday morning to discuss ways the City can provide gap financing for new development in
Two Crookston residents used Monday night’s Crookston forum during the City Council meeting to question how the City handles snow around residential properties. David Regeimbal and Emily Harrington both came forward with their concerns. Regeimbal asked why the City wasn’t enforcing calendar parking, was plowing three to four feet of snow into driveways and why
