ARREST/FIRE REPORT October 2
The Northwest Regional Corrections Center reported the arrest of the following – No arrests to report!! Crookston Fire Calls
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CHEDA approves authorization of the sale of 1402 Eickhoff Blvd.
The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) had a special meeting this week to authorize the sale or disposal of property at 1402 Eickhoff Boulevard in Crookston. The buyers of the home hope to have the closing done in the next two to three weeks. KROX asked Crookston Housing Director Theresa Tahran what the
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Boo Run Run Family Fun event to be held at Castle Park October 6
Kids at Castle, the Crookston Early Childhood Initiative, and Polk County Public Health are teaming up to host the annual Boo Run Run Costume Run and Family Fun event at Castle Park in Crookston on Monday, October 6, from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Kids are invited to wear Halloween costumes, run the trails, and have
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ARREST/FIRE REPORT October 1
The Northwest Regional Corrections Center reported the arrest of the following – Noah Patrick Johnson, 24 of Oklee, for terroristic threats, reckless disregard Crookston Fire Calls Yesterday at 4:00PM, The CFD responded to the 700 block of North Central Avenue for a report of a concerned citizen reporting spilled gas in a garage. The crews
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Crookston City Council officially approves an 8% preliminary levy for 2026, looking to get it down lower
The Crookston City Council held a special meeting on Tuesday evening at the Crookston City Hall Council chambers and unanimously approved the 2026 preliminary levy at an 8% increase. The meeting only took two minutes with unanimous approval from the council. The preliminary levy is set at 8% and now the council is tasked with
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Minnesota Housing approves repairs and update grant for Oak Court Apartments in Crookston
Minnesota Housing has approved financing for over $53 million in repairs and updates to 32 public housing buildings statewide, including Crookston’s Oak Court Apartments.The resulting work will help preserve more than 3,200 apartments across the state, including 22 projects in Greater Minnesota and 10 in the Twin Cities metropolitan area. The Publicly Owned Housing Program