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Following the conclusion of the City Council meeting on Monday night, the Ways and Means Committee discussed further garbage services and plans and cannabis updates leading up to January 2025. GARBAGE COLLECTION Only four percent of Crookston residents currently use the Crookston garbage services. All residents pay $6 a month for these services (drive-by fee), […]
The Polk County Board of Commissioners met on Tuesday morning at the Polk County Government Center. CONSENT ITEMS The board’s Consent Items included the board approving the Auditor’s Warrants and the board minutes from their meeting on January 24. It also included approving a resolution accepting a Financial Award on Behalf of the Polk County
To say that John Reitmeier has made his mark on the world is an understatement. You may have heard of John playing his part at the Reitmeier Farm. You may have heard him on local radio going back to 1976. He built and was one of the original owners of what is now KYCK and
The Crookston City Council met on Monday at 7:00 p.m. inside the City Hall Council Chambers in the lower level of City Hall. The council first heard from Michelle Christopherson of the University of Minnesota Crookston, who came forward to thank the council for their participation in the Night 2 Unite event. She then explained
