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CROOKSTON DRIFTBUSTERS, DNR TO HOST SNOWMOBILE SAFETY TRAINING FIELD DAY

The Crookston Driftbusters Snowmobile Club will hold their annual Snowmobile Safety Training Field Day on Saturday, January 4 beginning at 8:00 a.m. at the Crookston Sports Center.  In order to participate in the field day, youth ages 12-15 need to complete the online course available at www.snowmobilecourse.com. The cost of the online course is $24.95.  […]

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CROOKSTON CITY COUNCIL, WAYS & MEANS COMMITTEE TO MEET MONDAY

The Crookston Ways & Means Committee will have a special meeting Monday, December 23 at 6:30 p.m. in the conference room at City Hall.  The committee will be discussing hiring a search firm, David Drown Associates at an estimated $22,000, to complete the search for the next Crookston City Administrator. The Crookston City Council will

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SALVATION ARMY BELL RINGERS BUSY IN CROOKSTON

Volunteer bell ringers for the Salvation Army were out in Crookston this week.  Bell ringers included Garrett Bengston and Eli Sullivan from the Crookston Fire Department, and Cameron and Benjamin Halos from the University of Minnesota Crookston’s Delta Theta Sigma fraternity.

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2019 TOYS FOR TOTS DONATIONS – FINAL WEEK

The Crookston Toys for Tots final week donations totaled $1,7342, for a 2019 total of $6,589.  Mark Ecklund $25.00 Kathy & Bob Altringer $100.00 Bruce & Tamera Newhouse $100.00 Proseed $408.00 Jason & Wendy Fisketjon $500.00 Blake & Natalie Royal $100.00 Denny & Dee Myerchin $20.00 Elyeska Noah – In honor of Chris & Jacqueline

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USDA TO SURVEY CATTLE OPERATIONS FOR UP-TO-DATE MEASURE OF CATTLE INVENTORIES

In January, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) will survey about 41,000 cattle operations nationwide to provide an up-to-date measure of U.S. cattle inventories. “This information helps producers make timely, informed business decisions and plan for herd expansion or reduction. It also helps packers and government leaders evaluate expected slaughter volume

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