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Representatives from District 2 of the Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) met with the Crookston City Council during the Ways & Means Committee meeting Monday night to discuss a possible reconstruction project for downtown Crookston. MnDOT District 2 Planner Jon Mason and District 2 Project Manager Matt Upgren told the committee that the state was
The State of Minnesota has issued some new guidelines for restaurants now allowing groups of up to 10 people to dine together and groups of four at the bar. All other guidelines, such as the mandatory mask requirement for staff and guests, max capacity of 50 percent, and social distancing remain in effect. Jasmine Melsa,
The Crookston City Council met on Monday night in the council chambers at City Hall. The only item on the regular agenda was approving the recommended small business grant recipients from the City of Crookston’s CARES Act funding. City Councilman Jake Fee said the committee and city staff put a lot of time and effort
The past couple of years the Sugarbeet Harvest has dealt with several weather-related challenges from snow and freezing conditions to record rainfall. However, Crookston Factory Manager Ryan Wall said those types of challenges don’t appear present this season as the harvest is set to kick off Tuesday night. “It’s looking really good,” said Wall. “The
The Crookston Ways & Means Committee met on Monday night with the majority of the meeting consisting of a lengthy discussion with APG Development’s Elliot Steinbrink. The committee also recommended a three-year cash farm lease on the Colborn Property minus the 10 acres to be set aside for the Ag Innovation Center and Vertical Malt,
Wanda Wilkens was a charter member of the Crookston Eagles Auxiliary when it began in 1951 and, for the past 34 years, has served as the secretary for the auxiliary. She’s also spent the last 20 years as the secretary to the Eagles manager in the office. Wilkens said being the auxiliary secretary has been
