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The last Kids at Castle Event for 2022 is complete, and what a Spooktacular night it was for the event! The weather was perfect, the woods were amazing, and the Head Start volunteers for it helped in the best ways! The Polk County Public Health’s Wellness Coalition, in collaboration with the Crookston Early Childhood Initiative, […]
The Crookston City Council met on Monday night and held a public hearing on a mixed-use building (here) that had been proposed to the city by Community Contractors, Dakota Commercial, and JLG Architects. The proposed building would be located on Ash Street between Robert and Fletcher Streets with apartments and commercial space. The plan also
Epitome Energy, LLC announced Thursday during an open house at Valley Technology Park that they were kicking off the air permitting and environmental assessment processes with the hopes of putting a shovel in the ground in the Fall of 2020. The open house was attended by more than 90 people including many local and state
The Crookston City Council met on Monday night and had tense moments after Councilman Clayton Briggs pulled a resolution to transfer $150,000 to the Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority from the consent agenda. Monday’s meeting showed not all Council Members knew what they were voting on at last week’s Ways & Means Committee meeting
The Crookston Farmer’s Market Association held their Annual Meeting Saturday, April 6 at the Irishman’s Shanty. The election for new officers was held. Gary Kircher of Garden Hills Farm was elected as the president, replacing Jim Borkowski who completed his third term as president. Bob Prudhomme replaces Sue Bruggeman as Vice President. Pam Olson and
The Polk County Commissioners met Tuesday at the Polk County Government Center and passed their consent agenda which included approving auditor warrants, approving a payment of $650 to Rebecca Schueller Training and Consulting out of Bemidji for supervision and performance appraisal skills training and approving a payment of $33.25 to the Minnesota BCA for background
