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FERTILE LIBRARY BOOK CLUB TO DISCUSS “THE LEFT HAND OF DARKNESS” ON FEB. 16

The Fertile Public Library’s Resolute Readers Book Club will meet this month to discuss The Left Hand of Darkness by Ursula Le Guin. This classic, groundbreaking science fiction novel explores issues of gender, honor, and trust, as the characters struggle to survive in a cruelly cold climate. The group will meet on Wednesday, February 16 at 5:30 p.m. for the discussion. This […]

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CROOKSTON HIGH SCHOOL ONE-ACT FINISHES 2ND AT SECTIONS

The Section 8A One-Act play competition was held at Kittson Central High School on Saturday and Bagley High School, once again, won the competition.  Director Marilyn Hood and students performed a play titled “Journey to the World’s Edge”. Bagley will now advance to the State OAP competition at St. Catherine University, St. Paul next week.

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CROOKSTON 4TH GADE BOYS BASKETBALL FINISHES 2ND AT NORTHERN FREEZE TOURNEY

The Crookston Youth Basketball Association 4th grade boys placed 2nd last Saturday, January 29th, in Karlstad at the Northern Freeze youth basketball tournament.  Crookston defeated Roseau, Warren, and Kittson County Central to advance to the championship game, where we lost to Stephen-Argyle. Players are: Boden Turnwall, Cohen Luckow, Christian Cassavant, Isaac Erdmann, Jimmy Hood, Beau

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Lillian F. Hulst – Obit

Lillian F. Hulst, age 99, of Crookston, MN, passed away on Saturday, February 5, 2022, at the Benedictine Living Community of Crookston. Lillian was born Lillian Florine Pierce in Euclid, MN, October 12, 1922, to Leon and Bertha (Veenstra) Pierce. Lillian was united in marriage to Albert John Hulst on March 1, 1941. This union

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PIRATE DANCE TEAM FINISHES FIFTH AT SECTION COMPETITION, 10 POINTS FROM ADVANCING TO STATE

The Crookston Pirate Dance team competed in the Section 8A competition in Wadena on Saturday. The Pirates only competed in the kick competition.  Crookston finished fifth place, only 10 points from advancing to the state competition.  “We, unfortunately, couldn’t compete in Jazz due to a last-minute injury but still competed in kick,” said Pirate Coach

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TURNOVERS COSTLY FOR UMC MEN’S BASKETBALL IN LOSS TO MINOT STATE

The University of Minnesota Crookston (UMC) Golden Eagles Men’s Basketball team welcomed the Minot State Beavers into Lysaker Gymnasium on Saturday evening for a crucial NSIC conference game. The two teams met earlier in the season with Minot State winning 88-83. UMC was hoping to turn the tides in this game, but Minot State used

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