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The Crookston City Council met in the City Hall Council Chambers on Monday night. INTERIM CANNABIS MORATORIUM DENIED BY THE COUNCIL There was a second reading regarding the ordinance prohibiting the sale, testing, manufacturing, cultivating, growing, transporting, delivering, and distributing cannabis products in the City of Crookston. This reading was not approved by the council […]
The Northwest Regional Correction Center reported the arrest of the following- Max Brown, 18, no address listed, for receiving stolen property. Thomas Leonard Hibpshman Jr., 42, no address listed, for probation violation. Justin Marcel Glenn, 30, of Grand Forks, for fourth-degree DUI. Hailee Aletta Johnson, 27, of Detroit Lakes, for third-degree DUI. Lael Jean Erickson,
The Crookston Ways and Means Committee met Monday night after the city council. During this meeting, they discussed the preliminary budget plans for the Crookston Fire Department and Crookston Parks and Recreation. The Crookston Fire Department chief, Shane Heldstab, presented his ideas to the committee. He estimated if all the fire department’s wants were to
The 33rd Annual Miss Crookston Scholarship Pageant was held Monday night at the Crookston High School auditorium. Halle Winjum, daughter of Chris and Leah Winjum, was crowned Miss Crookston 2023. Halle also won the Personal Interview. The first runner-up was Calleigh Fanfulik, daughter of Mindy and Chad Fanfulik. Calleigh also won On-Stage Presence and Miss
The annual Ox Cart Days Taste of Crookston, sponsored by United Valley Bank of Crookston, was held at the Crookston Eagles Club on Monday night to officially kick off Ox Cart Days Week. 14 businesses, agencies, and individuals served delicious food, and desserts, to hundreds of happy attendees. The People’s Choice winner was the UMC
The Crookston Public Schools Back to School Registration Day will be on Thursday, August 17, at the Crookston High School commons from 7:00 am to 6:00 pm. The registration day is for preschool through 12th grade students, and information packets will be handed out to all families. “Any parent of pre-school or kindergarten to 12th
