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Highland Elementary School is partnering with Safe Kids Grand Forks and Crookston Public Works Department to use a $16,000 Safe Routes to School Grant awarded by the Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) to help make the streets around the school safer. Safe Kids Grand Forks helped Highland write the proposal for the grant after the […]
The Ox Cart Days Torchlight parade was held Saturday evening and was enjoyed by thousands of people along the parade route West 7th, Central Ave, and Barrette Street. Along with marching in the parade, many of the parade’s participants gave out candy to children watching along the route. The Crookston Lions Club was the parade’s
While it seems like the COVID-19 pandemic is reaching its end, its effects can still be felt on many businesses and areas around the world, including some of the departments of City Hall. While in previous years, during the pandemic, the Buildings Inspections Department has started building anywhere from three to six residential structures during
The Polk County Board of Commissioners met on Tuesday morning inside the Polk County Government Center. The big items included Jacob Snyder from Planning and Zoning, Chuck Whiting presenting the board with service and specific project agreements with ICON Architects, and Richard Sanders bringing forth a resolution to approve the re-naming of the Gentilly Bridge
The construction project on Fisher Avenue in Crookston is officially finished. The project ran over the course of the summer and was finished as of Wednesday earlier this week. Polk County Highway Engineer Richard Sanders talked about what the final steps were and how the project concluded. “Do you hear all the cheering in the
The summer construction project on Fisher Avenue in Crookston by Draft’s Sports Bar and Grill is starting the final phases of completion. The project needed to be completed by the beginning of September, and with the drought and lack of rain that the City of Crookston has received, the contractors have continued moving forward with
