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POLK COUNTY BOARD APPROVES JUNETEETH HOLIDAY FOR EMPLOYEES

The Polk County Commissioners met Tuesday morning and the Polk County Government Center, and approved Juneteenth as a county holiday, and received updates from department heads. JUNETEENTH HOLIDAY There is a new federal and state holiday known as Juneteenth that was passed.  Minnesota Governor Tim Walz passed Juneteenth as a state holiday. Polk County Human

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GRAND FORKS MAN ASSAULTS POLICE OFFICER ARRESTED ON 6 CHARGES

On June 6 at about 7:14 a.m., Grand Forks Police Officers were informed of an intoxicated driver northbound on South Washington Street from 32nd Avenue South. Officer James Opp saw the vehicle, a Honda Civic, and stopped it near 15th Avenue South and South Washington Street. The driver was Brian Pyle, age 43, of Grand

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GRAND FORKS POLICE RESPOND TO 3 INDECENT EXPOSURE CALLS

The Grand Forks Police Department is currently investigating three reported incidents of Indecent Exposure within Grand Forks city limits. Victims advise the suspect will slowly drive by while operating a motor vehicle and thrust his hips upward, exposing his genitals. Witness information provided the suspect to be a white male, approximately 40 years of age,

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ARREST/FIRE REPORT – May 6, 2023

The Northwest Regional Corrections Center reported the arrest of the following- Pheynix Charles Graham, 24 of Ada, for second-degree assault with a dangerous weapon. Justin Issac Littlwolf Sr., 42 no address provided, for second-degree DUI with two or more aggravating factors. Joseph Eugene Johnson Jr., 52 of Crookston, for felony domestic assault.

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CROOKSTON WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE DECIDES TO DELAY MOST STREET PROJECTS TO 2024

The Crookston Ways and Means Committee had a special meeting on Monday evening to discuss the 2023 Street Improvement projects, and they decided to scrap all the projects except two because the one quote they received was over 40 percent of what they had estimated. The City only received one bid for the six projects

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CROOKSTON CITY COUNCIL OKAYS MINOR REPAIRS TO RE-OPEN POOL AND STRUCTURAL STUDY

The Crookston City Council held a special meeting to discuss the Crookston Community Pool repairs and structural evaluation payments. Crookston resident of almost 40 years, Bob Blazek, voiced his opinion that the City should save money and close the pool. “I have seen a lot of money dumped into the swimming pool, I call it

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