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Crookston Public Schools Superintendent Jeremy Olson released a June Community Communication earlier today on behalf of Crookston Public Schools. The communication can be found below. Greetings from Crookston Public Schools! Every year we work to improve how we serve students as we continue our commitment to excellence. Excellence is a journey, and we know […]
The City of Crookston is experiencing some water discoloration. It is caused by iron in the water system. The City has announced that it is safe to use and drink, but citizens may want to use caution when doing laundry during this time. City crews are addressing this problem and hope to have it cleared
The Polk County Board of Commissioners met inside the Polk County Government Center for a regular meeting on Tuesday morning. They heard from Assistant Environmental Services Administrator Jacob Snyder on resolutions to give three Conditional Use Permits for new Septic Systems, start the Operation of a Home-Based Business for a Wood Fabricating Operation, as well
The City of Crookston has enacted an ordinance for food truck vendors that come to the City. Effective as of Wednesday, June 1, the City of Crookston has put an ordinance in effect with respect to Transient Merchants, including food trucks, to have and display a city license in order to operate their truck or
Crookston City Council member and Ward 5 Alderman Joe Kresl gave a message to the people of Crookston who assisted in the Red Lake River flood efforts. His statement can be seen below: On behalf of Crookston, I would like to thank everyone that contributed to the efforts of saving our town from the rising
Polk County Commissioner Warren Strandell released another County Line Column yesterday. It can be found down below – It was 25 years ago at about this time of year when Bill Green, then a Social Service supervisor, came to the County Board with an absolutely crazy idea: Hire five new people to become Family Based
