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TREE LIGHTING TO BE HELD SATURDAY AT MAIN STREET/MAYOR’S COURTYARD

Crookston Rotary Club members, with an assist from the Crookston Fire Department/Firefighters Association and donations by Otter Tail Power Company, recently readied the big evergreen tree downtown at the Main Street Courtyard for the Rotary’s upcoming Tree Lighting event on Small Business Saturday, November 28, which will be held at 5:30 p.m. with free hot cocoa and goodies to go.

With the City of Crookston’s blessing, the courtyard will stay lit for the holiday season. Pictured are Crookston firefighters Garett Bengtson and Bob Magsam, who is the Rotary’s 2020-21 President, stringing lights. The other photo includes help from Highland Elementary third-grader Violet Bengtson.

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