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The Crookston School Board had a special meeting to Tuesday morning to canvass the election results and accept the final 2018-2019 audit presented by Eide Bailly Accounting Firm. Crookston Public Schools’ audit shows a general fund balance of $4,998,044 and a total balance of $6,030,062. Olson said a lot of things went right in the […]
The Crookston School District voters overwhelmingly approved the change to the school referendum (Question 1) and a new bus garage (Question 2). The voters also overwhelmingly approved Mike Theis to fill the open seat on the school board. “It is a big day,” said Crookston School District Superintendent Jeremy Olson. “I am so thankful for
The candidates running for election to the Crookston School Board in the special election are Jim McBride and Mike Theis. We asked each candidate to introduce themselves and why they are running. Q: Would you please tell us about yourself? Jim: My name is Jim McBride. I have McBride’s Automotive here in Crookston, MN and I’m
Crookston School District is holding a referendum on November 5, regarding three topics. The first topic is addressing who will be permanently filling a School Board vacancy. The two candidates are Jim McBride and Mike Theis. The elected candidate will serve for the remaining term which ends Jan. 4, 2021. The second topic is regarding
Two candidates have filed for the Crookston School Board special election. They are Mike Theis and Jim McBride. The candidates are running for a one-year term to fill the vacant seat on the board. The special election will be held on Tuesday, November 5.
The Polk County Commissioners were asked this week to begin thinking about how they’d like to approach the financing for the 2020 Capital Improvement needs for the county this week. The largest project on their radar is the Human Service Center in East Grand Forks. Polk County Administrator Chuck Whiting had a discussion with the
