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Tri-County Community Corrections held a Resource Fair Wednesday for inmates. This year is the 5th year that Tri-County Community Corrections has held the Resource Fair. The Resource Fair had a variety of resources from Housing and Redevelopment, Alluma, Career Force, Adult and Teen Challenge, and more. Between 20-30 tables were set up, and inmates were […]
The Polk County Board of Commissioners met inside the Polk County Government Center on Wednesday morning to review each department’s draft of the 2023 Budget. COUNTY ATTORNEY-GREG WIDSETH The board first heard from County Attorney Greg Widseth on a review of the department’s budget for 2023. He first went into the department’s General Revenue Funds
People flocked to the University of Minnesota Crookston campus mall to enjoy two and a half hours of fun and connections with Crookston’s 19th Annual Nite 2 Unite. The campus was full of booths, games, prizes, and activities for families to partake in with Crookston and Polk County first responders and other organizations around the
The Crookston Veteran’s Council held their annual Memorial Day Programs in Crookston and other Counties around the area. KROX broadcast was at the services in Oakdale Cemetery and the Naval Ceremony at the Sampson Street Bridge. Crookston Disabled American Veterans (DAV) Presiding Commander Jack Hanson was the main speaker for the Ceremony, with Chaplin Elaine
