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SANDHILL RIVER GOLF COURSE RECOVERING FROM UNUSUAL AUGUST FLOOD

The Sandhill River Golf Course in Fertile is waiting to reopen after heavy rains late last week caused water to spill over the banks of the Sandhill River and onto many different parts of the nine-hole course. Course manager Jeff Gullickson said that as of Tuesday afternoon, the water level is finally starting to drop […]

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WEST NILE VIRUS IDENTIFIED IN GRAND FORKS

A pool (group) of mosquitoes collected today from Grand Forks has been identified as having West Nile virus.  The cities of Grand Forks and East Grand Forks urge citizens to take extra precautions to avoid being bitten by mosquitoes. The mosquito most common for transmitting West Nile virus is the Culex tarsalis.  This mosquito is most active

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THE OX CART DAYS MEDALLION HAS BEEN FOUND

The Crookston Ox Cart Days Festival medallion has been found. Amanda Chandler found the medallion at the little library at Stearns Park at the five-way stop on the north end of Crookston.  The medallion hunt was sponsored by the Crookston Times and UMC Office of admissions.  Chandler receives $200 for finding the medallion.  Tuesday’s clue

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ROUGHLY $2 MILLION IN CARES ACT FUNDS FROM POLK COUNTY COULD BE SHARED WITH COMMUNITIES, PARTNERS

The Polk County Commissioners heard a plan on Tuesday to share approximately 50 percent of the counties funding from the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act with the county’s partner organizations and through small business relief grants. Polk County Administration Chuck Whiting presented the layout of a plan that would earmark approximately $400,000

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CITY OF CROOKSTON TAKES A STEP CLOSER TO OFFERING $450,000 TO BUSINESSES IN CARES ACT MONEY

The City of Crookston Development Policy and Review Committee met Tuesday morning and discussed and approved the guidelines for the Crookston business CARES Act grants.  The City of Crookston will have $450,000 available for businesses.  The Polk County Commissioners haven’t decided what they will do with their extra $800,000 in CARES Act money.  If the

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