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The Polk County Commissioners met on Tuesday and approved the purchase of a used compost turner for environmental services at a cost of $298,500. The Polk County License Bureau will be closed Wednesday (July 25) and Thursday (July 26) for training. “We will be closed so the staff can attend state-mandated training in Bemidji as […]
The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) met Tuesday morning at the Valley Technology Park. The CHEDA board approved two loans and discussed several other things, the highlights are below. Real Good Bath and Body Loan request– The board passed the consent agenda and moved on to the main agenda where the first topic
The Crookston Ways and Means Committee (Crookston City Council and Department Heads) met Monday evening after the City Council meeting in the council chambers and they approved moving forward on an electric car charging station in the parking lot at the old Wayne Hotel property. The City of Crookston would be responsible for the power
The Crookston City Council met Monday evening in the Crookston City Council Chambers at City Hall. The meeting started with the public forum. David Regimbal, who owns property on 609 North Broadway, said his driveway hasn’t been repaired to his satisfaction. He said there is an asphalt overlay over cement that was busted up when
River Health is excited to welcome Bethany Staehnke, DPM, to its medical staff. Dr. Staehnke is a podiatrist with a practice at RiverView’s Specialty Clinic, Crookston, and RiverView Clinic East Grand Forks. Dr. Staehnke received a Bachelor of Applied Science degree in Exercise Science from the University of Minnesota-Duluth and her Doctor of Podiatric Medicine
The Crookston School Board met on Monday afternoon to establish Superintendent goals for new Superintendent Jeremy Olson. The meeting was the final chapter in the hiring process of Olson and it was facilitated by Sandy Gundlach of the Minnesota School Board Association. The three-and-a-half-hour meeting was a good and productive one, according to Crookston School
