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FERTILE LIBRARY TO HOST NEEDLE-FELTING CLASS ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26

Adults and teens are invited to join the Fertile Public Library for a needle felting class appropriate for people of all experience levels. All supplies and instructions will be provided to create a needle-felted pumpkin. Those with their own needle felting tools are welcome to bring them. The class will be held on Tuesday, September […]

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THE CITY OF CROOKSTON HAS RELEASED THE PRELIMINARY PROPERTY TAX LEVY FOR 2024

The City of Crookston’s Ways & Means Committee convened on September 18, 2023, to deliberate the preliminary property tax levy for the upcoming year, 2024. This initial property tax levy sets the groundwork for potential increases in City property taxes. It is essential to note that this initial property tax percentage is subject to approval

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ARREST/FIRE REPORT-SEPTEMBER 21

The Northwest Regional Correction Center reported the arrest of the following- Esteban Steve Garza, 31, of Crookston, for receiving stolen property. Larry Dean Mahan Jr., 39, of Harris, Texas, for driving without a valid license for the vehicle type.  

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POLK COUNTY BOARD REVIEWS THE ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, FACILITIES, AND ADMINISTRATION PRELIMINARY BUDGETS

On Tuesday, the Polk County Board of Commissioners reviewed the second round of preliminary budgets, including the Environmental Services, Facilities, and Administration preliminary budgets. ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES PRELIMINARY BUDGET The commissioners first reviewed the Environmental Services budget, also known as Fund 48, which includes the Polk County Recycling program, Polk County Hazardous Waste program, and the

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CELEBRATE THE YOUNG CHILD COLLABORATIVE HOLDS FIRST EVENT OF THE YEAR

The Celebrate the Young Child Collaborative held its first of three events this year on Monday evening at Castle Park. This year, they are focusing on the importance of play in the life of every child. Play is how children learn best – learning to be creative, problem-solve, and interact with others, just to name

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