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Altru Health System and Grand Forks Public Health are excited to announce the community survey to inform the 2022 Community Health Assessment is now open. Completed every three years, the Community Health Assessment is a comprehensive process to identify the areas that impact our communities’ health and well-being that are in greatest need of improvement. […]
With the storm seeming past us now, the Red Lake River has crested at an earlier lower point than expected, according to the National Weather Service, at 27.07 feet., on Sunday, April 24, at 11:30 p.m. While the river is still flowing and at high levels, City Hall, the Emergency Operations Center, and the National
East Grand Forks has reported that the Sorlie Bridge will be closed starting at 10:30 a.m. today, April 25th, due to flooding.
As of this morning, the National Weather Service in Grand Forks has issued a revised crest of the Red Lake River. The crest occurred earlier this morning at 27.07 feet, well below the original crest prediction of 28.5 feet. The Minnesota National Guard was deployed yesterday afternoon by Minnesota Governor Tim Walz to help with
RiverView Health, in partnership with the Crookston High School, Polk County Toward Zero Death Committee, and law enforcement, hosted a Pre-Prom Arrive Alive event for all Crookston Sophomore, Junior, and Senior High School Students this morning at the Crookston Armory. As we are all aware, Crookston High School’s prom is on Saturday, and other schools
The National Weather Service in Grand Forks has issued a revised crest of the Red Lake River. It was great news as they say the river crested this morning at 27.07 feet, well below the original crest prediction of 28.5 feet. Great news for Crookston!!!
