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The Crookston Pirate Boy’s Tennis team played well but were still shut out 6-0 by the #9 ranked Pine City Dragons in a dual played in Pine City. The seventh match (fourth singles) was still being played and was called because of rain. The teams had four courts available and the first and second singles […]
The Crookston Pirate Boy’s Tennis team struggled in singles and dropped a pair of tight doubles matches falling 6-1 in a non-Section match against the Moorhead Spuds played at the Crookston High School Tennis Courts. Moorhead won all four singles matches with little resistance, however, all three doubles matches were highly competitive. In the first
The Crookston Park Board met on Monday afternoon and began their meeting reviewing the 2019 Capitol Improvement list. The new members were also introduced to the Capital Improvement process said Parks and Recreation director Scott Riopelle. “We just explained the process we’ll use,” said Riopelle. “2019 is pretty well set, but if they see stuff
The Crookston Parks & Recreation board held their first meeting of 2019 at Crookston City Hall. The board welcomed three new members in Mike LaFrance, Nathan Lubarski, and Derek Martin. The board opened the meeting by electing Garrett Borowicz chairman of the board. Mike LaFrance was voted as vice-chair. Following the election of the chair
The Crookston Community Pool will be open an extra hour next Wednesday through Friday for open swim explains pool manager Cody Brekken. “During Christmas break, we will be closed Christmas Eve and Christmas day, as well as New Year’s Eve and New Years Day,” said Brekken. “We’ll be open a little earlier Wednesday through Friday
There are two things that don’t make money, arena’s and swimming pools and the Crookston School District and City of Crookston officials met on Tuesday afternoon at the Crookston School District office to discuss the Crookston Sports Center lease agreement and the possibility of transferring pool ownership. The meeting was a good and open dialogue
