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The Crookston City Council met on Monday night and approved a land option agreement with Epitome Energy. Interim City Administrator Angel Weasner said she has not heard whether Dennis Egan, CEO of Epitome Energy, had reviewed accepted the land option agreement but that the council’s act to approve it means it can be signed if […]
The Crookston City Council on Monday night voted unanimously during the Ways & Means Committee meeting to send a letter in support of opening small businesses to Minnesota Governor Tim Walz. Each council member spoke in favor of a letter supporting the small businesses in Crookston, and Councilman Dylane Klatt noted that when he sees
The Crookston City Council will meet Monday, May 11 at 7:00 p.m. There will be limited seating available due to COVID-19 guidelines. The public may participate in the public forum by phone by calling 281-4515. There will also be two Mayoral Proclamations. The first will declare May 10-16 as National Skilled Nursing Care Week, the
On Monday night, the Roseau City Council passed a resolution asking Gov. Tim Walz to allow all businesses in the community to open. Speaking with KROX on Wednesday, Mayor Jeff Pelowski said the definitions of critical and non-critical had created a double standard in rural communities. “With the guidance that we’re getting from the state
The Crookston Ways & Means Committee met on Monday night, agreeing to organize a meeting to discuss the future relationship between the Crookston Visitor’s Bureau (CVB), the Crookston hotels collecting lodging taxes, and the Crookston Chamber of Commerce. Cory Dallager, manager at AmericInn in Crookston, spoke to the Crookston City Council on Monday about the
The Crookston City Council met on Monday, April 27, moving quickly through its agenda. Mayor Dale Stainbrook made a Mayoral Proclamation designating the month of May as National Oncology Month in the City of Crookston. All remaining items were on the consent agenda, including bills and disbursements totaling $378,440.72, a bid for surplus brass was
