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The Crookston City Council will meet on Monday, May 5, at 5:30 p.m. at City Hall in the Council Chambers. During Presentations and Public Information Announcements Mayor Stainbrook will make a proclamation declaring May 2025 Mental Health Awareness Month. On the Consent Agenda for Monday, the council will be asked to approve the City Council […]
Crookston Parks and Recreation has been updating its Central Park campground, the main update being the addition of a new bathhouse. The bathhouse was set down on the north side of the campground yesterday. Park and Rec. Director Jake Solberg describes the moving process, “So, the company came in (Huffcutt Concrete), and then we hired
The Crookston Parks and Rec released its Summer Fun Finder today (Monday, April 1), which features all of the summer programs that will be offered. The summer programs will begin the week of June 10 and will last approximately nine weeks through the week of August 5. Some notable programs that will be offered include-
The Crookston Parks and Recreation Board met in the City Hall conference room on Monday. WINTER ACTIVITY PARTICIPATION NUMBERS DOWN The meeting began with updates on the winter recreation programs and the enrollment for each program. The board received updates on programs that have already started, such as youth hockey, figure skating, and wrestling, as
The Crookston Parks and Recreation Department has begun winter activities and updated the Crookston Sports Center. Figure skating and youth hockey are about one month into their seasons. There will be a youth wrestling program that is open for registration as well. The deadline for wrestling registration is Friday, November 17. “CYBA also starts; you
The Crookston Ways and Means Committee met Monday night after the city council. During this meeting, they discussed the preliminary budget plans for the Crookston Fire Department and Crookston Parks and Recreation. The Crookston Fire Department chief, Shane Heldstab, presented his ideas to the committee. He estimated if all the fire department’s wants were to
