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The Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) today announced the 6,151 small businesses that received $10,000 grants last year through the Small Business Relief Grants program. Of those receiving grants, 18 were within the Crookston zip code. Advanced Tire & Auto Service LLC Crookston Championship Tae Kwon Do LLC Crookston Snap Fitness Napa […]
The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) convened a special committee to review small business relief grant applications. Polk County had allocated $200,000 from the county total of $620,000 to the businesses in Crookston. The committee consisted of CHEDA Board members Kurt Heldstab, Leon Kremeier, Craig Buness, and City Council members Tom Vedbraaten and
Highland and Washington School Read-a-Thon fundraisers were held October 19-30, 2020. Students enjoyed Dr. Seuss themed days and reading everywhere. They logged over 125,000 minutes during the two-week event!! All proceeds will be used for educational materials for our classrooms, individual classroom supplies that cannot be shared between students due to the pandemic, virtual field
KROX Radio is reminding people to Shop Local during the holidays. KROX will be giving away $250 cash to somebody that shops at the businesses listed below. To find out how to win some cash, the information is below – If you shop at the participating businesses (listed below), send in a receipt from the
Under the new COVID-19 restrictions that go into effect Friday at midnight, restaurants and bars will be closed for dine-in services. Crookston restaurants will be offering curbside pickup options beginning as soon as Saturday. DRAFTS SPORTS BAR & GRILL Jasmine Melsa, owner of Drafts Sports Bar & Grill, said they’ll offer meal and drink kits
The Crookston United Way wrapped up their online auction fundraiser on Sunday, November 15, and after counting all the bids and donations, they brought in $5,602 to go towards this year’s campaign. The online auction was made possible through a connection Crookston United Way Board member Eric Morgan had with former University of Minnesota Crookston
