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It’s been 12 years since Crookston residents have been able to shop at a local Jewelry store. Now, residents can shop locally at The Jeweler located in downtown Crookston at 103 South Main Street. Crookston native and owner of The Jeweler Bishop Jenson began operations in February of this year. Jenson opened the store because […]
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 Fournet building in downtown Crookston has seen many changes and renovations over the past two years. Most notably, the second level of the building holds all of the offices for the Tri-Valley Opportunity Council, while the third floor is where the Public Defenders are located. Yet, the lobby of the building is still vacant.
The City of Crookston will conduct downtown painting of crosswalks, parking lots, and yellow-painted curbs on Sunday night/Monday beginning at 12:01 a.m. and continue on Monday night/Tuesday beginning at 12:01 a.m. barring any unforeseen emergency.
Downtown snow removal on all City streets will take place beginning at 12:01 a.m. Monday night/Tuesday morning and will continue Tuesday night/Wednesday morning, barring unforeseen heavy snowfall or other emergencies. The city asks that residents please park in City parking lots. Vehicles on these streets will be towed if not moved.
City crews will do Downtown snow removal on all north/south streets and east/west streets (if time allows) beginning at 12:01 a.m. Thursday night/Friday morning, barring unforeseen heavy snowfall or other emergencies. Vehicles on these streets will be towed if not moved.
