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There was a Ways and Means Committee Meeting Monday night following the City Council meeting. The agenda for Ways & Means brought in eight candidates, all wishing to fill the vacant At-Large City Council seat left vacant after the resignation of Tim Menard. In a very organized fashion, each candidate had time to stand before […]
Crookston City Council will meet on at 5:30 tonight (Monday, May 19) at the Crookston City Hall Council Chambers. The meeting will start out with a Mayoral Proclamation declaring May 2025 Community Action Month in recognition of the hard work and dedication of the Tri-Valley Opportunity Council, Inc., as well as all Minnesota Community Action
It was a busy morning at Crookston High School on Thursday as students gathered for a send-off for Meliyah Moore, who is heading to state in speech, and the FFA, who are also headed to state. We caught up with Moore just before the send to wish her luck. Not only is this her first
There is a new Animal Rescue in Crookston. Linus’s Legacy, a non-profit animal rescue, has been formed by some area residents as there has been a growing need for a place for animals that have been lost, forgotten, surrendered, or otherwise displaced. KROX sat down with a couple of Linus’s Legacy board members to learn
The Crookston High School Speech team competed in the 20th Annual Bemidji Lumberjack Invitational on Saturday. Four Pirates placed on Saturday –Meliyah Moore was awarded Honors Champion in Ex Tempo ReadingZac Plante and Shayla Azure placed third in the Honors Final for Duo InterpretationZac Plante was the Fifth Place Finalist in Humorous InterpretationJohn Lisov was a
The Crookston High Speech School Speech team competed in the Roseau Invitational Speech Competition on Saturday, February 15. Crookston had three placers Saturday –Zac Plante took first place in Humorous InterpretationMeliyah Moore finished third in Extemporaneous Reading Nashelle Tellez finished third in Humorous InterpretationZach Plante finished fifth in Storytelling Eighth-grader Lilly Olmstead and seventh-grader Arley Sinks
