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The Crookston Ambassadors stopped by to catch up with the current owner and operator of True Value, Matt Maves. In 2021, the Ambassador Team stopped by to celebrate and congratulate Scott Maves, as he bought the business from Sheryl and Dean Adams. Four years later, they are back to honor Scott’s son, Matt, as he […]
The Crookston Wrestling Club has announced the winners of this year’s raffle. They are listed below – Sara Quirk – Shadow Semi Auto 9mm Dan Halland – Savage Axis II XP 25-06 w/scope Justin Knutson – Savage Axis II XP 22-250 w/scope Shelly Thompson – Remington semi-auto 22 (pink stock) Jake Markovich – Am Tactical
The Crookston Eagles Club recently donated $4,000 to the Crookston Firefighters Association at their annual fun night on April 9. A photo of the donation can be seen below. Listed left to right: Mike Swenson, Cole Ricard, Al Desrosier, Eagle Aerie President Scott Maves, Trevore Brekken, Kolton Walker, and Eagle Aerie Secretary Jake Fee.
If you’ve driven through downtown Crookston, you’ve probably noticed the mural on the south side of Scott’s True Value Hardware Store. It is a project currently being done by Trey Everett, who works part-time with the Northwest Minnesota Arts Council and doing some personal artwork on the side. Everett has done some smaller murals in
True Value Hardware in Crookston is under new ownership. Scott Maves has taken over the business, which will be renamed Scott’s True Value. Maves owns the building and now takes over the business from Sheryl and Dean Adams and said he’s learning the business. “Stepping in the footsteps of Fuji (Lerum, former owner of True
The Crookston City Council and Ways & Means Committees met on Monday night. Crookston City Councilman Jake Fee ended the evening asking that the next Ways & Means Committee meeting on August 19 include a discussion on the City of Crookston chipping in $250,000 to Epitome Energy. The recommendation is to provide funds to
