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The Crookston Fire Department offers some tips and tricks to keep the public safe and responsible around fireworks during the Independence Day holiday weekend. One issue that the fire department often sees in firework calls is the use of illegal fireworks. They encourage the public to use common sense and stick to legally obtained fireworks, […]
As we enter the summer months, gardens are being planted, fruit trees are blooming, and people are excited to find their favorite vendors at the Crookston Farmers Market, which opened for the season on Thursday, May 28. The market is open every Thursday from 4:00 to 6:30 p.m. in the downtown square on North Ash and
It’s that time of year. Gardens are being planted, fruit trees are blooming, and people are getting excited for farm-fresh produce. Where better to get your hands on some fresh produce in Crookston than the Crookston Farmers Market? The market will be opening its doors on Thursday, May 29, and will run through Saturday, October
Last week, the Crookston Area Chamber stopped by a local business to honor and celebrate Sarah Klawitter. Sarah owns Kountry Korner Floral, a second-year flower farm in Crookston. When asked how the community gets flowers from Kountry Korner Floral, Sarah indicated it can get flowers from Wonderful Life Foods, their Flower Farm, Crookston Farmers Market,
The City of Crookston recognized several employees for hitting milestone years of service. The award recipients are below – 5 Years of Service – Ashley Rystad – Administration Department Brian Hanson – Fire Department Ryan Brekken – Police Department Sean Murphy – Police Department 10 Years of Service – Chris Klawitter – Fire Department David
The Severe Weather Awareness Week Topic for Wednesday is Floods and Flash Floods. Most years seasonal snowmelt can cause flooding, but flash floods can also impact Minnesotans. Some areas are more susceptible to flooding said Crookston Fire Fighter Chris Klawitter. “Floods are one of the most common natural hazards in Minnesota,” said Klawitter. “Seasonal snowmelt is
