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With school back in full swing and our community busy with activities, the City of Crookston wants to remind everyone about parking on Barrette Street. The white pylons on North Central Avenue and Barrette Street were removed earlier this month, but the bike lane on the east side of Barrette Street will remain active and
The City of Crookston is reminding residents that parking on the eastern side of Barrette Street, from Central Avenue to Summit Avenue, is not permitted. That portion of the street was turned into a bike lane earlier this month as part of the city’s Active Transportation Demonstration Project. They understand that this bike lane is
The City of Crookston announced Tuesday that a temporary no parking order will be in effect along the east side of Barrette Street from Central Avenue to Summit Avenue beginning at 7:00 p.m. on Sunday, May 31, through 9:00 a.m. on Tuesday, June 2, 2026. This temporary restriction is necessary to allow for street sweeping,
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
