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There will be a special primary election for Polk County Commissioner District 1 on Tuesday, May 9, after the passing of Commissioner Jerry Jacobson. There are five candidates that have filed for the opening (Michelle Cote, Marlow Jacobson, Kristy Jerde, Travis Johnson, and Paul Reese), forcing a special primary election. The top two vote-getters will […]
While the City of Crookston was able to contain the flooding of the Red Lake River to a certain extent, not everyone was as fortunate to get by without damage. Tim and John Menard saw the basement of their residence at 518 Riverside Avenue completely fill with water from the Red Lake River by the
The Crookston City Council met on Monday evening in the jam-packed City Council Chambers at City Hall. SIDEWALK CONCERNS During the Public Forum, Crookston resident Bob Magsam spoke and said his recently redone sidewalk has caved in a bit and has caused a tripping hazard, and he would like to see the city do something
