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A special facility committee met Wednesday at the Crookston High School to discuss building an athletic complex for the Crookston School District, including a track and football/soccer field and other amenities. The School Board had tasked Superintendent Jeremy Olson with creating a committee back in December (here), and 25 teachers, staff, business owners, community leaders, […]
The Crookston City Council met on Monday night and approved its entire consent agenda, which included extending the local emergency for COVID-19. The consent agenda also included resolutions reappointing Corky Reynolds as the City Attorney, Brady Martz & Associates as the certified public accounting firm, and designating the Crookston Times as the official newspaper for
The Crookston City Council will meet on Monday, January 11 at 7 p.m. in the Council Chambers at City Hall. Due to COVID-19, seating will be limited. If members of the public would prefer to participate in the Crookston Forum by phone, they may call 281-4515. The doors to City Hall will be unlocked at
Walmart will close its namesake stores and Sam’s Clubs on Thanksgiving Day this year, saying that it wants to have its employees spend time with their families during the coronavirus. The move marks the first major indication of how COVID will affect Black Friday store shopping, which for almost a decade kicked off with big
The Crookston City Council met on Monday and approved all the items on their consent agenda, including the non-bargaining employee agreement. The agreement sets salaries and benefits for the city’s department heads and other city leaders for the next three years and includes a 2.5 percent annual raise for those positions. The full agreement is
The Crookston Police Department has received three counterfeit bills that were passed in the City of Crookston. The bills were passed at Walmart, Holiday, and the Irishman’s Shanty. Bills were passed in various amounts up to $100. The CPD said one bill appeared to be a $10 bill that had been washed and reprinted to
