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KROX’S 58th Annual Shopping Spree drawing was held on Monday, November 21, right after the noontime news. This year’s winner was Kelly Van Schaick, whose name was drawn from Purdy’s Shoe Store in Thief River Falls. She received $890 worth of gift certificates from the twenty-two participating businesses. Consolation winners won $10 gift certificates from
Hugo’s Family Marketplace and its customers have made another charitable donation with its scan campaigns that were held in the late fall. Customers could either donate $1 or $3 donation at the tills. With the help of Hugo’s customers and Hugo’s, the scan campaign raised $1,006.70 to be donated to the Crookston Music Department. A
The Northwest Regional Corrections Center reported the following arrests. Timothy Michael Buchanan, 41, of Crookston, for 3rd-Degree Drug Possession of 10 grams or more of Narcotics Henry Wayne Vold, 39, of Mentor, for Disorderly Conduct Roger Lee Passa, 37, no address provided, for Failure to Appear The Crookston Fire Department (CFD) responded to the following
The Crookston Pirates Cove Store will be opening just in time for holiday shopping as it will be open at both this week’s Boys and Girls Pirates Basketball home games on Thursday, December 1, Friday, December 2, Monday, December 12, Friday, December 16, Monday, December 19, and Tuesday, December 20. The store will be selling
Crookston Public Works Department Director Brandon Carlson and the City of Crookston would like everyone to remember to follow the city’s snowfall ordinance and to do their part to help keep everyone safe from snow-covered sidewalks. Shovel Your Sidewalk Promptly Keep a critical part of Crookston’s transportation system moving. City ordinance (94.18 A) requires that
The RiverView Foundation is honored to announce the creation of the Rongen Family Healthcare Scholarship, established in memory of Charles and Laverne Rongen. Chuck and Laverne Rongen were both born and raised in Fertile. They were married in college while Chuck attended NDSU to pursue a degree in Agriculture. In 1964, they moved to Crookston
