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Crookston Parks & Recreation is gearing up for Spring/Summer activities in town and has released the Spring/Summer FunFinder. Andrea Prudhomme, Parks & Rec Administrative Assistant, said the publication has a lot of information. “We have information on rentals, t-ball, baseball, girl’s softball, our Club Kid Program that we have in the summertime, and those all […]
Below is a letter to the editor from Fin and Fit With improved management, attention to detail, and a dependable schedule for hours of operation, interest in and usage of the Crookston Community Pool greatly increased in 2024 and continues to do so as 2025 gets underway. In September of 2024, because of budget deficits,
Crookston Park and Rec Spring swimming lessons will be held in April Session 1 for ages 3 to 5 is Tuesday and Thursday, April 4- 27, from 5:15-5:45 p.m., and that session is full, but Session 2 for six years old and older is from 6:00 to 6:45 p.m. and still has room. “We follow
