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ERSKINE SET TO HOLD ITS 68TH ANNUAL WATER CARNIVAL

Erskine will hold its 68th Annual Water Carnival on Friday, May 31, and Saturday, June 1. All events will be held on Main Street. The event was held over four days in previous years, starting on Thursday and ending on Sunday. This year, the events will be spread over only two days, with Saturday having

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TRI-VALLEY LOOKING FOR OUTSTANDING SENIOR CITIZEN AWARD NOMINEES

The Polk County Fair is right around the corner, and Tri-Valley is excited to participate in the Senior Day at the Polk County Fair on Friday, July 12, 2024. Part of that event is awarding a worthy Senior Citizen with the “Outstanding Senior Citizen Award.” Tri-Valley is asking you to help find a senior citizen

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ARREST/FIRE REPORT – MAY 29, 2024

The Northwest Regional Corrections Center reported the arrest of the following –  Tanner Louis Geatz, 27, for DUI in the third degree, driving while impaired (refused to submit to a chemical test). Shannon Jean Blackwolf, 31, of Redwood Falls, for DUI in the third degree, driving while impaired. Stephen Wayne Jernigan, 43, of Crestview, Florida, for Carry/Possession

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CROOKSTON WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE DISCUSSES INDUSTRIAL PARK RAILROAD SPUR PROJECT

The Crookston Ways and Means Committee met Tuesday evening following the City Council meeting in the Council Chambers in City Hall.    The agenda included information on an industrial park railroad spur project and a discussion on the new City Administrator’s contractual terms. RAILROAD SPUR PROJECT The Industrial Park Railroad Spur project has been in

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CROOKSTON CITY COUNCIL MEMBER JOE KRESL ANNOUNCES RESIGNATION

The Crookston City Council met Monday evening in the Council Chambers in city hall.  During the meeting, City Council Member Joe Kresl announced he would resign effective May 31. Kresl will move with his family to Maple Lake but will remain working with the University of Minnesota Crookston as the facility’s head custodian. Kresl said

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RED RIVER TO CREST OVER MINOR FLOOD STAGE

The Polk County Sheriff’s Office is advising residents with the amount of rain that we have received, the Red River is forecasted to crest over minor flood stages during this week. This may impact access to the lower trails along the river. Be careful around the river during this time, as it is usually closed

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