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The Crookston Parks and Recreations Board met this afternoon at City Hall to discuss updates and plans for Summer activities. The Board began by approving the minutes of their meeting they completed back on March 21, 2021. The Board then had an update on the Crookston County Pool from Board member Jake Solberg who reported […]
On April 25, 2022, the National Weather Service determined that the Red Lake River at Crookston crested at 27.07 feet at 11:00 pm on April 24, 2022. As of 11:00 am today, the Red Lake River level at Crookston was 26.33 feet and is slowly receding. The Crookston Emergency Operations Center will remain open and
With the storm seeming past us now, the Red Lake River has crested at an earlier lower point than expected, according to the National Weather Service, at 27.07 feet., on Sunday, April 24, at 11:30 p.m. While the river is still flowing and at high levels, City Hall, the Emergency Operations Center, and the National
The American Red Cross has set up a shelter at the Crookston Sports Center for anyone who has been affected by the flooding of the Red Lake River. The Shelter will also be used for those who have been volunteering their time by sandbagging or walking dikes. Following flooding, the Red Cross connects with those
As of 10:30 am, the Red Lake River levels have reached 26 feet. The City of Crookston Emergency Operation Center (EOC) is constantly monitoring river levels. Sandbagging and clay diking efforts are continuing. The EOC committee is considering the potential need for voluntary evacuation of low line vulnerable affected areas. The Crookston Sports Center, 801 Fisher Ave., as been opened as a emergency evacuation
After a two-year pause due to COVID and event restrictions, the Minnesota Cancer Crusaders were finally able to bring back the Easter Egg Scramble event at the Crookston Sports Center, and the turn-out was amazing! They’ve written a letter to the many people and businesses they wish to thank for the success of the event
