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The Crookston Masonic Lodge recently presented Care and Share of Crookston with a donation of 100 pounds of Vidalia onions. Pictured left to right, Adrian Gonzales-Care and Share Kitchen/Food Shelf Manager, Brian Halos-Care and Share Executive Director, Lester Wilkens-Crookston Masonic Lodge Treasurer, and Earl Hill-Crookston Masonic Lodge Master.
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
The 17th Annual Ice Buster Daze is scheduled for Saturday, February 8 in Crookston. Unfortunately, the organizers of the event announced on Monday that ice conditions would make it impossible to safely fish on the river explains Brian Ringdahl. “Like every other tournament the ice is terrible, especially on the river,” said Ringdahl. “Deteriorating ice
The Northwest Minnesota Arts Council is pleased to announce that George French of Crookston has been selected as the 2019 Northwest Minnesota Star Artist of the Year for his lifetime achievement in music, specializing in piano and organ. French is an Associate Professor and Director of Music/Theater at the University of Minnesota Crookston and has
