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The Crookston Classic Cruisers used the profit from multiple raffles during the 2019 Run to the Park Car Show to donate funds to various local organizations. Club member Kurt Heldtab presented checks to Crookston Boy Scout Troop 41 and to Crookston Pirates Trapshooting Team coach Darren Gjerswold. Also receiving donations from the Crookston Classic Cruisers […]
Thank you to ALL in the community who helped support the Rotary Club rose sale by buying roses from our members. The sale was a HUGE success and all of the proceeds go to help local projects in the community such as: CHS Student of the Month CHS Triple “A” Banquet Dictionaries for Kids Night
On Saturday, members of the Crookston Fire Department and Auxiliary were on hand as the Crookston Shrine Club presented them with a check for $400 for their Toys for Tots campaign. The Masonic Lodge also was on hand to further support the campaign with a second check for $600. Lester Wilkens, Master for the Masonic
