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The Polk County Highway Department has announced the following County Roads will be under construction during the 2024 construction season. Highway 75/CSAH 21– Construct a roundabout three miles north of Euclid. CSAH 8 – Bituminous overlay in McIntosh CSAH 14 – Bituminous overlay from CSAH 45 to Highway 75 CSAH 45 – Bituminous overlay from […]
Minnesota’s popular stream trout season opens Saturday, April 13, with quality fishing opportunities in every state region. Brook trout and splake fishing also open on April 13 on Lake Superior and its tributary streams. Trout anglers can find information on Minnesota’s trout streams and lakes on Minnesota DNR’s website (mndnr.gov/fishing/trout). Anglers will discover helpful learning guides and
The Northwest Regional Correction Center reported the arrest of the following- Jamie Lee McGill, 39, of Crookston, for failure to appear in court. The Crookston Fire Department (CFD) responded to the following calls on 4/8/2024 – At 1:00 p.m., the CFD responded to the intersection of 6th Ave N and N Broadway for a report
The Crookston City Council met on Monday night in the City Hall city council chambers. COUNCIL APPOINTS NICK NICHOLAS TO THE DEVELOPMENT POLICY AND REVIEW COMMITTEE The meeting began with the council appointing Nick Nicholas to the Development Policy and Review Committee. Nicholas is also on the Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority board (CHEDA)
The Minnesota Department of Transportation will end spring load restrictions (SLR) in the North-Central frost zone on Friday, April 12, at 12:01 am. Spring load restrictions have already ended in the South, Southeast, Metro, and Central zones. Truckers are advised to check with local agencies prior to increasing any weights on their routes. The sign
The Tuesday topic for Severe Weather Awareness Week is Severe Weather, Thunderstorms, Lightning, and Hail with Crookston Firefighter Garett Bengston. Bengston gave a general overview of the facts and safety precautions regarding thunderstorms. “Thunderstorms affect smaller areas compared to other storms,” said Bengston, “Typical thunderstorms are fifteen miles in diameter and last for thirty minutes,
