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The Crookston Visitor’s Bureau (CVB) met on Tuesday morning at the Irishman’s Shanty. MINNESOTA TWINS OFFICIAL YEARBOOK ADVERTISEMENT DENIED CVB Chairman Bob Magsam informed the board about a recent discussion with the Minnesota Twins for the CVB to be featured in the official yearbook for all 81 home games. The advertising cost for half of […]
The Crookston Grand Theatre is working with the Downtown Crookston Development Partnership (DCDP) to hold Broadway at the Grand by showing streams of Broadway performances. The Grand Theatre will show a performance of Peter Pan on Tuesday, March 21, at 7:00 p.m. The show is free and open to the public, with concessions available. The
The Crookston Area Chamber of Commerce held its Chamber Celebration in person for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic to celebrate local businesses with its “Night of Stars” event at the Crookston Eagles. Representatives from various local businesses came to enjoy a social hour full of appetizers, enter raffles and a silent auction, and
The Crookston Visitor’s Bureau held its monthly meeting on Thursday, November 17. The regular agenda items included approving the minutes from the previous month’s meeting, the treasurers’ report/bills payable, lodging tax comparison per month and activities report from the interim tourism coordinator, Nell DeBoer were discussed and approved. There were several new marketing activities that
The Crookston City Council met for a regular meeting on Monday night inside the City Hall Council Chambers in the lower level of City Hall. OATH OF OFFICE After the Call to Order, the council invited Crookston Police Chief Darin Selzler to conduct the swearing-in ceremony for new Police Officer Cody Peterson. Pictures of the
The Crookston City Council met on Monday night at 5:30 p.m. inside the City Hall Council Chambers in the lower level of City Hall for a Special Meeting. REGULAR AGENDA Discussion on Requested Funds from Organizations The council began the meeting by discussing the requests of seven organizations for City funds outside of their budget.
