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The City of Crookston accepted donations for Toys for Tots for a third week. Crookston Firefighters and Auxiliary, along with the City of Crookston Employees, will be delivering toys to kids in Crookston who otherwise would not get anything for Christmas. To make a donation, stop by City Hall or mail your donation to Crookston […]
Interviews were held Wednesday evening with the five qualified candidates interested in serving the remainder of the term for the open City Council seat in Ward 5, which will be up for election on the November ballot. Residents in Ward 5 conducted the interviews. Five candidates were interviewed, Casey Anderson, Kari Howey, David Hennings, Bob
Polk County received an overall positive report from the Minnesota State Auditor’s Office for their year-end report ending December 31, 2018. Polk County Administrator Chuck Whiting the county is in a good position. “A lot of it is checking out processes and making sure everything is for what is the financial summary of the county,”
