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The Tri-County Corrections board met last Monday at the Northwest Regional Correction Center conference room and discussed the preliminary budget for the Polk County Justice Center. Corrections Executive Director Andrew Larson gave a presentation to the board proposing the budget numbers 2024. The budget included a significant increase in prisoners’ living costs, insurance for employees, […]
The Minnesota Capital Investment Committee is currently on its Northwest Minnesota Tour, where representatives from the committee listen to capital improvement propositions from communities they may not hear from as much. On Thursday night, the committee visited Crookston at the UMC campus. Chairmen of the Capital Investment Committee, Fue Lee, stated the committee will be
The Tri-County Corrections board met last Monday at the Northwest Regional Correction Center conference room and discussed the preliminary budget for the Polk County Justice Center. Corrections Executive Director Andrew Larson gave a presentation to the board proposing the budget numbers 2024. The budget included a significant increase in prisoners’ living costs, insurance for employees,
The Crookston Visitors Bureau met on Thursday morning inside the Crookston Inn. BEK MEDIA ADVERTISEMENT UPDATE Earlier this summer, the CVB agreed to terms with BEK media on a six-month commitment for Crookston to be featured on their “my hometown” segment, a 30-second video advertisement promoting Crookston. Other Crookston entities have elected to work with
The Minnesota Department of Revenue announced that the Hennepin County Attorney’s Office recently charged Becky Carlson of Dayton with three felony counts of failing to file an individual income tax return, three felony counts of failing to file an S-Corp tax return, and three felony counts of failing to pay a tax. According to the
Two renowned Minnesota old-growth forests the Lost 40 Scientific and Natural Area in Itasca County and the Itasca Wilderness Sanctuary SNA in Clearwater County — will be the first in the state to join the national Old-Growth Forest Network. The network recognizes existing old-growth forests nationwide and highlights the importance of preserving these areas. “Minnesota
