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The big news out of the Crookston Planning Commission Tuesday night was that City of Crookston Building Official Matt Johnson has handed in his resignation as he’s taken a position as Director of Plant Services at RiverView Health. “I handed it in a little over a week ago to move on to work for RiverView […]
Crookston City Council met on Wednesday night for a short end of year meeting. The meeting began with a plaque being presented to Councilman Bob Quanrud who was attending the final meeting of his second term on council. “It’s been a great eight years, and I look forward to the new mayor and council coming
The City of Crookston’s Public Works Department is hard at work with several projects around town. They have been working on lighting and completing some work at the Mayor’s Courtyard. “We own a number of the lighting systems in town, so part of the crew is repairing some of the large overhead lights by the
