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The Crookston Ways & Means Committee held a special meeting Monday night to review the proposed budgets for 2020 for Public Works and Parks and Recreation. Those two departments are among the biggest in the city with Public Works having a proposed $2.2 million budget, while Parks and Recreation’s proposed budget is $1.9 million. The […]
The City of Crookston is entering the budget season as they prepare for their 2020 budgets. In addition to the regularly scheduled Ways & Means Committee meetings, there will be two special meetings on August 5 and August 19. City of Crookston Finance Director Angel Weasner said department heads will be going through their budgets
The new walking and biking hub located in the Mayor’s Courtyard on the corner of Main and Robert streets is moving closer to completion with recent input from the Downtown Crookston Development Partnership (DCDP). The DCDP has been communicating with members of Bike Crookston and the City of Crookston as the project has moved forward.
The Crookston City Council met on Monday night with the first item of business being a Mayoral Proclamation for Ox Cart Days 30th Anniversary. Ox Cart days will consist of seven days of events August 12-18 and is expected to draw in 5,000 people throughout the week. The Council also passed the Gateway Overlay District
Aspen Chiropractic will reopen on Monday, July 22 after more than two months of remodeling. Dr. Craig Theede, who has owned the business for eight years, said it was a natural time to update a 100-year-old building. “I’ve been here eight years operating out of a building that is 100 years old,” said Theede. “It
The Crookston Park Board met Monday evening and review the proposed 2020 budget. They also heard from former Parks and Recreation Director Ray Ecklund in his response to a recent letter to the editor in the Crookston Times. Ecklund began by talking about the work that went into creating Highland Park. “I came to Crookston
