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The city of Crookston is moving forward with updating its campsite at Crookston Central Park Campgrounds. The city of Crookston and city council members have formulated a redevelopment plan for Central Park, which includes four additional campsites and a bathhouse. Construction is now underway, and city administrator Corky Reynolds gave his comments. “What we […]
The University of Minnesota Crookston will celebrate its 57th graduating class with a commencement ceremony on May 4, 2024, at 11 a.m. in Lysaker Gymnasium. This year’s keynote speaker is Julie Borlaug, won’t be able to make it due to illness. UMC Chancellor Mary Holz-Claus will fill in as key-note speaker. Commencement exercises at UMC
The Northwest Regional Correction Center reported the arrest of the following- Kelly Leon Plutowski, 63, of Ardoch, North Dakota, for third-degree DUI. Russel Jerome Fahlstrom, 29, of Laporte, Minnesota, for kidnapping and committing great bodily harm or terrorizing another. The Crookston Fire Department (CFD) responded to the following calls over the weekend – 4/27/2024 At
It’s been 12 years since Crookston residents have been able to shop at a local Jewelry store. Now, residents can shop locally at The Jeweler located in downtown Crookston at 103 South Main Street. Crookston native and owner of The Jeweler Bishop Jenson began operations in February of this year. Jenson opened the store because
Crookston High School held the 2024 Prom Grand March on Saturday evening in the Crookston High School Gymnasium with the theme of “Disco Night In The City.” There were a lot of beautiful dresses and some sharp-looking tuxes too. KROX snapped pictures of each grand march participant, and they are in the photo gallery below.
Altru Cancer Center is seeking patients for a clinical trial for Curative-Stage Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer (NSCLC). The clinical trial is investigating whether a combination of drugs and experimental vaccine therapy could stop NSCLC from recurring after a patient has surgery to remove the cancer, or from spreading to other parts of their body. “Patients
