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The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) board met Tuesday morning and approve three separate B3 grants to Crookston businesses Drafts Sports Bar & Grill, Head East Salon, and Functionally Fit. The grant was the second for Drafts and the first for the other two businesses totaling $12,000. Businesses are eligible for up to […]
During the Crookston Ways & Means meeting on Monday night, two parents addressed the council on whether the City of Crookston was going to make an effort to have summer youth activities. Councilman Joe Kresel brought up the recent social media discussions and subsequent news stories surrounding the state of Crookston’s parks. Kresl said dandelions
The Crookston Ways & Means Committee met on Tuesday night with Councilman Jake Fee adding a motion to the agenda to allow Crookston restaurants to utilize the City’s rentable picnic tables for free to help with reopening for outdoor seating. The checkout will hold the businesses accountable for any damage to the tables. Fee said
The Crookston City Council met on Monday night with all the items on the consent agenda. Among those were approving the City’s COVID-19 preparedness plan authorizing the reopening of city hall on Wednesday morning explains Interim City Administrator Angel. “We will be opening the doors to the public in the morning,” said Weasner. “We had
The Crookston Park Board met on Monday to review two grants. The Crookston Rotary Club and Rotary International are providing $10,000 for accessible playground equipment that will be installed at Carman Park, according to Parks and Recreation Director Scott Riopelle. “Rotary International has a grant for approximately $10,000 that they want to go into one
The Crookston Way & Means Committee met on Monday night with their first topic being a letter from the Crookston Chamber of Commerce requesting to terminate a contract to provide administrative services to the Crookston Visitor’s Bureau (CVB). Interim City Administrator Angel Weasner requested 30-60 days to review what the future options for the city
