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The Crookston Public Library, Fertile Public Library and McIntosh Public Library are now offering curbside delivery and select services by appointment only. This service update is effective as of Monday, November 23. To learn about the services available community members are encouraged to call their library. Phone Numbers: Crookston Library: 218-281-4522 Fertile Public Library: 218-945-6137 […]
Crookston School District Superintendent Jeremy Olson released information on COVID-19 cases in the district and while they have seen more cases in the last two weeks, there still hasn’t been spread within the school. The information he sent out is below. As of the time of this email, this is the most current data for
The Minnesota Department of Health has released the COVID-19 testing information for Monday, November 23 and the state reported 6,070 confirmed positive cases out of 80,527 tests conducted for a positive rate of 8 percent. The state also reported 283 probable cases and 24 deaths (no deaths were reported in northwest Minnesota. Polk County reported
The Northwest Regional Corrections Center announced the arrests of the following individuals: Kayla Marie Thompson, 26 of East Grand Forks, for felony 3rd-degree possession of methamphetamine in a school, park or public housing zone. Released on personal recognizance. Francisco Arce Jr., 33 of Argyle, for a gross misdemeanor traffic violation for driving after cancelation. Bail
On Sunday, November 22 at around 2:00 p.m., officers of the Grand Forks Police Department were dispatched to the parking lot of Scheels for an accidental discharge of a firearm. Upon arrival, officers talked to the man who discharged the weapon, a 9mm handgun. The man said he was showing the gun to a friend
Truth-In-Taxation statements began arriving at Crookston residences and businesses late last week. Included in those statements are increases in property valuation for many buildings in Crookston. The most significant increase is in residential property valuations. Polk County Assessor Mark Landsverk said residential properties in Crookston increased approximately 7-10 percent in value over the last year.
