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The office of Minnesota Management and Budget (MMB) released its February revenue forecast earlier today, providing an updated outlook for Minnesota’s financial future. According to the report, the state has a $1.052 billion surplus for the remainder of the 2020-21 budget cycle – $492 million less than what was projected in the November forecast. Looking
City of Crookston Mayor Guy Martin visited the 2nd Grade Class at Cathedral School this week to tell them about his role and responsibilities as mayor. The 2nd graders are currently learning about Community Government and Citizens.
Crookston Pirate Wrestlers Zach Brown and Lukas Meier went 4-1 on the day and will be wrestling on Saturday. Brown is in the semi-finals and Meier is in wrestlebacks at the Minnesota State Class A Wrestling Tournament at the St. Paul Xcel Energy Center. Zach Brown, a sophomore, is wrestling at 113 pounds and is
Ceason’s Bait and Tackle will close their doors for the final time Sunday, March 3. Suzie Kaiser says she and her husband Ceasar are looking forward to the end. “Sunday will be our last day for selling tackle and bait out of here,” said Kaiser. “We’ll be getting it ready for the next people to
The Crookston Pirate Boys Basketball team sluggish first half proved to cost them in a 74-64 loss to the Ada-Borup/West Cougars in the regular season finale for both teams played in Ada. Crookston scored the first four points of the game when Cade Osborn had back to back baskets for a 4-0 lead. Crookston had
University of Minnesota Crookston senior Isieoma Odor (R-Sr., F/C, Bloomington, Minn.) was named All-NSIC First Team as announced Thurs., Feb. 28 by the conference office. Odor is a first-time All-NSIC honoree. She is the seventh Minnesota Crookston to earn All-NSIC First Team accolades. The Golden Eagles have received 10 All-NSIC First Team honors among the
