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The Crookston Park Board met Monday afternoon at Ray Ecklund Complex, formerly known as the Highland Complex, to officially dedicate the park and discuss the 2021 budget. A crowd of about 40-plus people was in attendance for the dedication. RAY ECKLUND COMPLEX- The complex includes softball fields, Jim Karn baseball field, youth baseball fields, horseshoe […]
The Crookston Park Board will meet Monday at 4:45 p.m. at the Lions Shelter located in the Ray Ecklund complex (the Highland Complex). The meeting agenda includes the official dedication of the Ray Ecklund Complex and the 2021 budget. Ray Ecklund was the mastermind behind the current Highland softball and baseball complex when he worked
The Crookston Park Board voted unanimously at Monday night’s meeting to rename the Highland Complex after Ray Ecklund, the former City Administrator, and Parks and Recreation Director, who was essential in getting the complex built in Crookston. Crookston Park and Rec Director Scott Riopelle said the Park Board would likely hold a small official renaming
The Crookston Park Board met Monday evening and review the proposed 2020 budget. They also heard from former Parks and Recreation Director Ray Ecklund in his response to a recent letter to the editor in the Crookston Times. Ecklund began by talking about the work that went into creating Highland Park. “I came to Crookston
