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Roger Garton of Otter Tail Power presents the City of Crookston with a rebate check of $10,084 for installation of LED lighting in the Crookston Public Library. The new lighting will also save the city more than $2500 per year as a result of improved efficiency.
The Crookston Library was home to a grand re-opening and holiday open house Sunday evening. The event sponsored by the City of Crookston, The Friends of the Library and Lake Agassiz Regional Library thanked donors, supporters and staff for their efforts during the Library renovation over the past year. During the event, Christine Boike director
Veterans Day, or Armistice Day as it was known prior to 1954, recognizes the end of World War I when the ceasefire commenced at 11 a.m., November 11, 1918. Several local events are planned over the weekend to thank all those who served in the military. The Polk County Historical Society will hold a Veterans’
The Halloween season is upon us, events begin Sunday, October 28 with the 31st Annual Crookston Community Halloween Party at the National Guard Armory. Attendees are asked to bring a can food item to help kick off the Crookston High School LEO Club’s annual food drive. “The event is for youth fourth grade and younger,
The Crookston Public Library will be closed Tuesday, July 31 because they will be replacing the carpet in the main entrance area. Crookston Library Director, Chris Boike, said they will close for one day. “We are really coming along with the carpet tile project. We have been very strategic in planning where we would replace
A local teacher is teaching kids how storytelling awakens exploration. Kari Heppner will lead a captivating storytelling experience at the Crookston Public Library. “Explore the Art of Storytelling” is scheduled 2-3 p.m., Wednesday, July 18 at the Crookston Public Library, 110 N. Ash St. This event is offered free of charge. This event is part of the library’s
