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The Just for Kix Dance Studio in Crookston is open for families that want to drop off their kids while they help volunteer for sandbagging and creating dikes for the flood. They are open until 7:00 p.m. but will be open longer if there’s high demand. They are located at 120 N Main Street in […]
KROX Radio’s Chris Fee interviewed City of Crookston Interim City Administrator Corky Reynolds and Crookston Chief of Police Darin Selzler at Noon on Sunday to go over the information they wanted to relay to the public. You can listen to the interview below –
The Crookston Public Library has been making moves to protect their valued books, CDs, and microfilms from the flooding from the Red Lake River, especially their most preserved and irreplaceable items. RJ Zavoral & Sons, Inc. is moving dirt and sandbags to build dikes to protect the building and its resources from the river’s rising
The Red Lake Watershed District (District) will close the Schirrick Dam gates on the Black River at 1:00 p.m. on April 24, 2022. This is being done as a measure to reduce flood flows and stages downstream on the Red Lake River and the Red River of the North. Owners of property within the reservoir
The on and off ramps and underpass areas under Highway 2 are closed. The Point Bridge or Minnesota Avenue Bridge will be closed starting at 1:00 p.m. today, April 24th. Flood walls are also being installed, which will close off River Road at 17th Street NW, 12th Avenue NW, and in the downtown area by
As of 10:30 am, the Red Lake River levels have reached 26 feet. The City of Crookston Emergency Operation Center (EOC) is constantly monitoring river levels. Sandbagging and clay diking efforts are continuing. The EOC committee is considering the potential need for voluntary evacuation of low line vulnerable affected areas. The Crookston Sports Center, 801 Fisher Ave., as been opened as a emergency evacuation
