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The current Red Lake River level in Crookston remains above 23 feet. The Emergency Operations Center (EOC) will be staffed throughout the night to continue monitoring the river levels. The crest has been projected to be at the current level, so expectations of the EOC staff at this time are to continue the monitoring of […]
Nearly one year after receiving funding from the Minnesota Legislature, the Ag (née Soy) Innovation Campus (AIC) in Crookston is making significant progress and remains on track to reach a milestone in July. In 2019, spurred by a passionate advocacy push from Minnesota farmers, the Minnesota Legislature approved $5 million toward the Ag Innovation Campus
The Red Lake River in Crookston has continued to rise reached 23 feet around 9:00 p.m. on Tuesday (April 7). 23 feet. The river hit 23.23 feet at 6:00 a.m. on Wednesday and as of 9:00 a.m., it had dropped to 23.20 feet. The level of 23 feet triggers additional duties for the City of
The City of Crookston has decided to postpone the annual spring cleanup due to uncertainty around the COVID-19 pandemic and how long Governor Tim Walz may extend the “Stay at Home” and other executive orders. Interim City Administrator Angel Weasner said at this time the spring cleanup will be postponed and the Ways & Means
The Crookston School District along with the City of Crookston, the University of Minnesota Crookston, and the Crookston Fire Department participated in the “Be the Light” movement on Monday night. The lights on Jim Karn Baseball Field at the Ray Ecklund/Highland Complex and Ed Widseth Field on the University of Minnesota Crookston campus were shining
The Red Lake River in Crookston crested over 20 feet last week with an ice jam momentarily pushing the gauge of 21 feet. Crookston Emergency Manager Tim Froeber said a separate ice jam upstream of the gauge had the river over 22 feet in some parts of Crookston. “On Thursday afternoon, we ended up with
