ARREST/FIRE REPORT- AUGUST 16, 2022
The Northwest Regional Corrections Center in Crookston reported the following arrest. Tiffany Lee Padilla, 33, of Duluth, for DUI
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CROOKSTON SPORTS CENTER STAFF TO PUT IN ICE NEXT WEEK
The Crookston Board of Parks and Recreations met on Monday afternoon inside the City Hall Conference Room. Review of Summer Activities/Projects The board then began the Regular Agenda by reviewing the summer’s activities and projects. Parks and Recs Director Jake Solberg reported that the summer was full of many sports activities and projects that had
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TASTE OF CROOKSTON KICKS OFF OX CART DAYS 2022
The Taste of Crookston kicked off Ox Cart Days 2022 with 15 local vendors and restaurants serving samples of their food at the event sponsored by the United Valley Bank in the Crookston Eagles banquet hall. People came in droves to purchase tickets to try out delicious food and sweet desserts from all of the
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ONE PERSON FILES FOR CITY COUNCIL AT LARGE MEMBER, NO ONE FOR MAYOR OR SCHOOL BOARD ON SECOND TO LAST DAY OF FILING
Filing for the Crookston School Board and Crookston City Council and Mayor general election are underway and will close on Tuesday, August 16. One person filed for the Crookston City Council, but no one filed for the mayor, or the School Board on Monday. CITY OF CROOKSTON FILINGS – MAYOR – (Current seat held by
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POLK-NORMAN-MAHNOMEN COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES IS ACTIVELY RECRUITING NEW WORKPLACE WELLNESS COLLABORATIVE PARTNERS FROM THE THREE-COUNTY AREA
As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, workplaces have been rethinking and reprioritizing employee health and wellness. COVID brought about huge changes in both where and how we work. As we reconnect, we have a unique opportunity to build workplaces that put employee well-being at the forefront and to practice appreciation, recognition, and create connection.
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GOVERNOR WALZ ANNOUNCES STATE WILL EXPAND AVAILABILITY OF FREE MEALS TO 90,000 NEW STUDENTS THIS SCHOOL YEAR
As students and families prepare to head back to school in the fall, Governor Tim Walz announced a new effort across state agencies to make school meals available to approximately 90,000 additional students. More than 200,000 students on Medicaid will be automatically enrolled or re-enrolled to receive free meals at school. This new expansion of