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The Crookston Park and Rec Department has released the 2025-26 Fall/Winter Funfinder, which includes activities for kids ages three and over. Some highlights are hockey, swim lessons, figure skating, volleyball (youth and adult), wrestling, basketball, and more. Crookston Park and Rec Director Scott Butt encourages everyone to sign up early to save money and help […]
The organizers of the Community-wide Lemonade stands thank the community for their outstanding support last week. A thank you letter is below. A Thank You Letter to the Crookston Pool Community Thank you to so many people for their support of the Community Wide Lemonade Stands this past Thursday, August 7. We are excited to
The Crookston Area Community Fund (CACF) is excited to announce upcoming projects for the benefit of the community at the Crookston Sports Center, allocated from several sources, including the longstanding Arena Legacy fund. Among the projects are new turf for one of the arenas, new flooring around the main arena and walking paths, and children-focused
The Crookston Park Board met on Monday afternoon and discussed the campground and pool. POOL DISCUSSIONThe pool was the last topic of the meeting, and an update on the fire alarm repair was given. The repairs started on Monday and hope to be done by Wednesday. “They are working on the motherboard for the fire
The University of Minnesota Extension Regional Sustainable Development Partnership, the City of Crookston, Crookston Community Development and Housing, and Crookston Park and Rec have teamed up to offer the Wednesday on the Water event on Wednesday, August 7. The free event will allow people to canoe or kayak the Red Lake River in Crookston. “It
The Crookston City Council will meet tonight (Monday, June 10) in the Council Chambers at City Hall. The consent agenda includes the approval of the council meeting minutes from the May 28 meeting and the approval of bills and disbursements of $282,259.72. The city council will also be asked to approve a donation from an
