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The Cove is donating $1,000 to Crookston Public Schools to help support efforts to improve school attendance and reduce truancy in our community. They will also be putting together grief baskets for students who have suffered from a loss or tragedy in their life. They believe that every day at school matters. Sometimes kids have
The Cove Youth Center in Crookston will be celebrating its third year in operation this Sunday, December 19. They will be having a free-will offering and serving Crepes at the Cove beginning at 10:30 a.m. It will be a family event and all ages are welcome. Those interested in donating that cannot attend the event
American Crystal Sugar is proud to award the Crookston Youth Foundation a check for $5,000. This will help keep their doors to the Youth Foundation open and get it up and running again as it had been closed due to Covid-19. These funds will be used to help support their mission. This organization has missed
The Ways & Means Committee met on Tuesday and tabled two of their larger discussion topics. The first was a detachment request from the City of Crookston by American Crystal Sugar Company for a 6.5-acre parcel that includes a parking lot, guard shack and storage silo. That parcel would then be annexed into Lowell Township.
A Ways & Means Committee meeting will be held immediately following the city council meeting. The Ways & Means Committee meeting agenda includes the approval of the February 20 meeting report and the purchase of a squad car. The staff recommendation is to purchase a Ford Expedition from Christian Brothers Ford for $35,895.00. The second
The Crookston Rotary Club recently presented a donation to The Cove youth center after receiving a district grant for $5,000 that was matched by a major local donor. The Cove will be using the money to create a recording studio that will allow youth the ability to enhance their creativity by recording and producing music
