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The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is looking for passionate and dedicated students interested in learning more about possible careers with the DNR through paid summer internship opportunities. DNR summer interns will not only gain valuable experience and training, but also will help the agency create a healthy, sustainable, and livable Minnesota for future generations. […]
Kathy Duffy of Crookston, MN formerly of Red Lake Falls, MN passed away on Monday, January 17, 2022, at Sanford Hospital in Fargo, ND. Memorial service will be held on Saturday, at 10:00 AM at Johnson Funeral Service in Red Lake Falls, MN with Father Bob Schreiner officiating. Burial will be held at Oak Grove
The Northwest Regional Corrections Center in Crookston reported the following arrests. John Andrew Halvorson, 56 of Crookston, for being a fugitive in another state. Ronnie Leroy Anderson, 38 of East Grand Forks, for Domestic Assault. Jennifer Marie Sunell, 41 (no address given) for Domestic Assault. The Crookston Fire Department (CFD) responded to the following calls
The Crookston Housing & Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) board met on Tuesday inside Valley Technology Park. The meeting began with the election of officers for 2022. The following individuals will serve on the CHEDA Board in 2022. President: Dylane Klatt Vice President: Kristie Jerde Treasurer: Don Cavalier Secretary: Theresa Tahran Assistant Treasurer: Ryan Lindtwed Dylane
The National Weather Service in Grand Forks has issued a Blizzard Warning for portions of northwest Minnesota and Eastern North Dakota. The warning includes the Minnesota cities of Crookston, East Grand Forks, Ada, Twin Valley, Halstad, Moorhead, Hallock, Karlstad, Lancaster, Warren, Stephen, Argyle, Breckenridge. And the North Dakota cities of Cavalier, Walhalla, Drayton, Pembina, Neche,
Governor Tim Walz and Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan today announced their 2022 Local Jobs and Projects Plan – their capital investment recommendation for the upcoming legislative session. The $2.7 billion plan invests in critical projects that preserve existing infrastructure and historical assets, address current needs in communities across the state, and build a stronger future
