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Crookston residents gathered in the Three Steeple Courtyard on North Ash Street on Saturday to witness the burial of a time capsule commemorating America’s 250th birthday. The time capsule project was developed by the Prairie Skyline Foundation in conjunction with the City of Crookston and several local businesses, including The Jeweler and Napa Crookston. Foundation […]
The Crookston Housing & Economic Development Authority Board met on Tuesday, July 29, at Valley Technology Park. The main agenda for the meeting started with a request for the EDA to serve as the Fiscal Agent for Prairie Skyline Foundation. Housing Director Theresa Tahran says they have done this before for the Prairie Skyline. “Kaye
Kay Hegge of Prairie Skyline Foundation is launching a friendly door-to-door campaign to connect with residents and hear your thoughts on our historic preservation efforts. As a passionate community advocate in her senior years, Kay values the opportunity to visit with neighbors while she’s still able to enjoy walking through our beautiful town. Why We’re Reaching
On Monday, the Crookston City Council heard from eight non-profit organizations that requested city grant funds for their organizations. The total of the requests was $228,000. The City has a budget of $125,000. The city awarded grant funds to six of the eight organizations, making decisions based on which organizations provide the most service to
The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) Board met Tuesday morning at the Valley Technology Park. OAK COURT APARTMENTS The board received a housing report from Theresa Tahran, and they have a 97 percent occupancy rate at Oak Court. They are currently pulling from the waitlist to fill the vacant units. They have a
Earlier today, in the Crookston Public Library Sunroom, T-Mobile announced Crookston as one of its latest 25 Hometown Grant recipients and awarded a $50,000 grant to go toward rebuilding the steps of the 100-year-old historic Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. The project was submitted by the Prairie Skyline Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to restoring
