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The Crookston City Council’s Ways and Means Committee met on Monday in the council chambers at City Hall. The committee received funding presentations from local non-profit organizations, which were requested ahead of further discussions on the preliminary 2027 budget. In total, seven groups submitted applications to the city seeking funding assistance in 2027. The first
In Marshall County, the solution to farmers’ decades-long drainage and erosion problems along Swift Coulee came with partnerships and funding that transformed the project into a 9-mile-long stream restoration surrounded by 740 acres of permanent wildlife habitat with water quality benefits that extend to the Red River. “It started as a flood-reduction project to begin
The Northwest Regional Corrections Center in Crookston has reported the arrest of the following: Samuel Brady Shafer, 31, of Crookston, for DUI Jacob Lee Jenson, 25, of Williston, ND, for felon convicted crime of violence-firearm violation Crookston Fire Calls Fire Report On Tuesday, August 18th, at 11:51 p.m., the Crookston Fire Department responded to a report of
The Crookston Plan Commission met on Tuesday in the council chambers at City Hall and made two recommendations to the City Council. The commission discussed a proposal from Jeff Fagerstrom with the Northwest Minnesota Housing Cooperative (NMHC) regarding Parcel 82,03959.00, an outlot within the Lincoln School subdivision. The proposal would be to turn the 3.249-acre
The Crookston Parks & Recreation Department has officially released its 2026 Fall/Winter FunFinder, featuring a wide array of activities, leagues, and sports for residents of all ages. Community members are encouraged to review the guide and register soon, as primary registration deadlines for popular programs such as girls’ volleyball are approaching quickly, with late fees
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has awarded nearly $5 million in Community Tree Planting Grants to 33 communities across the state. Funded by the Minnesota State Legislature, the grant increases urban forest diversity by removing damaged and dying trees and planting new trees. “Trees make our cities and towns better places to live by
