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Bobby Baird has filed for reelection to the Crookston City Council in an at-large seat. Baird filed currently holds the at-large position on the council. Baird won a six-person race that included Heidi Guggisberg-Coners, Joe Kresl, Cynthia Gjerswold, Wes Colborn, and David Hennings, for the at-large position in 2016 winning 30.4% of the vote. Currently,
Jake Fee currently representing Ward 1 has filed to run for City Council again. He joins Clayton Briggs in Ward 3, and Joe Kresl in Ward 5 as the only people who have filed affidavits for candidacy for the November election. Fee won the 2016 election in Ward 1 defeating Lynda Kenney and Marcia Meine.
Two current Crookston City Council members have filed to run for the council again. Clayton Briggs in Ward 3, and Joe Kresl in Ward 5 have filed affidavits for candidacy for the November election. Briggs ran unopposed four years ago and Kresl was appointed to the council after Dale Stainbrook was appointed Mayor. Filing is
The Crookston City Council had a special meeting Tuesday night in the Crookston City Council Chambers in the lower level of Crookston City Hall to select the finalists for the City Administrator position. The meeting started with a resolution to select no more than six candidates and Liza Donabauer (pictured right) of David Drown Associates
The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) met at the Valley Technology Park on Tuesday morning and approved moving forward with the mixed-use building in downtown Crookston, thus handing the reigns over to the City of Crookston to discuss if they want to help the funding. The board also approved the 2019 audit report,
A joint meeting of the Crookston City Council Ways & Means Committee and the Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) Board was held on Tuesday night at Crookston High School. Mayor Dale Stainbrook opened the meeting by saying he’d requested a meeting between the city and CHEDA, such as this for the past three
