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The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) held a working session Tuesday afternoon with members of the Crookston City Council and community. The meeting centered on the developing the initiatives to invest the $350,000 the Crookston City Council voted to transfer to CHEDA on November 13 for economic development and a reserve fund for
The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) Board had a discussion during their meeting Tuesday about the proposed non-profit child care center in Crookston. Executive Director Craig Hoiseth told the board that there have been no new proposed sites from the public regarding possible locations for a child care center within the City of
The Crookston Eagles Club donated $2,500 to the Crookston Firefighters Association at their Annual Fun Night. Pictured: Crookston Eagles Aerie Secretary Jake Fee, Aerie President John Barrus, and CFA Event Chairman Cole Ricard.
The Crookston Ways & Means Committee Monday night voted Monday night to light the corridor from Old Highway 75 to the Highway 75 bypass bridge. The project will install 12 LED lights along the stretch from the corner to the bridge. The committee was presented with four options, option 1 was a 50 percent cost
The Crookston City Council voted via a split decision Monday night to pay the bills and disbursements owed by the City of Crookston. Councilman Clayton Briggs pulled the resolution to approve bills and disbursements off the consent agenda. The bill in question, check #061329, included a commercial coffee brewer and special order coffee for the
The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) met Tuesday morning at RiverView Health in Crookston. The committee opened the meeting by swearing in new board member Betty Arvidson and holding a public hearing on the five-year action plan for the Oak Court Apartments. Following the public hearing, the board passed a resolution updating the
