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The City of Crookston began setting up Christmas decorations in downtown Crookston on November 20. The decorations consist of wreaths that are put on the light posts down Main, Broadway, 6th Street, and the Robert Street bridge. Superintendent of Crookston Public Works, Dave Lessard, said there are 85 wreaths, and they each have around 20 […]
The City of Crookston recognized several employees for hitting milestone years of service. The award recipients are below – 5 Years of Service – Ashley Rystad – Administration Department Brian Hanson – Fire Department Ryan Brekken – Police Department Sean Murphy – Police Department 10 Years of Service – Chris Klawitter – Fire Department David
The City of Crookston has started multiple construction projects this week and has many others planned for the summer. With projects ranging from simply filling potholes to repaving entire roads and sidewalks. Crookston Public Works Director Brandon Carlson said fighting the floods this spring had put them about a month and a half behind schedule
