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EMMA OSBORN’S RECORD-BREAKING SEASON ON THE HARDWOOD

The Crookston Pirates girl’s basketball team is coming off a tremendous season which saw the team finish with a record of 23-6 with a Section 8AA semifinal appearance. A big reason for the team’s success was the play from Senior Emma Osborn, who shined all season, specifically from beyond the three-point line. Osborn hit 102

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CHS FFA CHAPTER IS GOING TO THE STATE FFA CONVENTION IN APRIL

The Crookston High School Futre Farmers of America (FFA) Chapter has qualified to participate in the State FFA Convention from April 24-26 at the University of Minnesota after their performances in the Region I competitions. The Chapter has four teams and around 25 students chosen to represent the High School and the entire Region I

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SACRED HEART SWEEPS NORTH STAR BOYS BBALL CONFERENCE AWARDS

The North Star Boys Basketball Conference held its end of the year banquet on Tuesday evening and handed out the following awards –  All-Conference – Warren-A-O – Gavin Gullickson, Tyson Mortimer, Jackson Woinarowicz Sacred Heart – Kobe Tomkinson, Sam Gapp Goodridge-Grygla – Lewis Jones, Blake Rychlock BGMR – Kobey Dallager, Zach Blawat Northern Freeze –

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CROOKSTON’S GREG GARMEN NAMED REGION 8A A.D. OF THE YEAR

The Minnesota Interscholastic Activities Administrators Association held its state convention at the Best Western Kelly Inn in St. Cloud.  It was the annual awards banquet recognizing Hall of Fame members, retiring Activity Directors, and awards to the Region Activity Directors of the Year.   Crookston Activities Director Greg Garmen received two honors at the convention.  The

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UMC’S LET’S TALK CROPS: STRATEGIC FRAMING TALKED BIOLOGICAL PEST CONTROL IN SOYBEAN

The University of Minnesota Crookston held the final event of a series of webinars on Let’s talk Crops! this morning. Below they share what they presented in their final webinar. Sometimes organisms in our crop fields are already helping us with pest control. Growers can take advantage of the benefits these predators and parasites provide.

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