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GRAND FORKS PUBLIC HEALTH COVID-19 TESTING SITE TO REMAIN OPEN CHRISTMAS EVE

Testing for COVID-19 is a critical tool to help identify and reduce the spread of disease. Those infected with COVID-19 who are at high risk for serious illness may be eligible to receive monoclonal therapy. If COVID-19 is detected early, this therapy can help reduce serious illness and hospitalization. Because of this, Grand Forks Public Health (GFPH) will continue to operate its testing site on Christmas Eve, Friday, December 24, 2021.   The UND Fritz Pollard Jr. Athletic Center COVID-19 […]

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BRANTNER, WESTROM AND THE VEDEN TRUST ARE 2021 UMC TORCH & SHIELD AWARD RECIPIENTS

Jason Brantner, recently retired from the Northwest Research and Outreach Center, The Frank W. Veden Charitable Trust, and Lyle Westrom, Ph.D. and faculty member emeriti were honored last month at the annual Torch & Shield recognition. The Torch & Shield Recognition is an evening dedicated to honoring individuals and organizations who have provided leadership and

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FORMER PIRATE FOOTBALL/BASKETBALL COACH ERIC SCHMIDT TAKES A JOB AT WASHINGTON

Former Crookston Pirate teacher, football and girls basketball Coach Eric Schmidt has taken a job as the Defensive Ends Coach and Special Teams Coordinator for the Washington Huskies in the PAC 10 Conference.  Schmidt has known about the move for several weeks, but had to wait until it was finalized and after Fresno State played

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POLK COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS HEAR UPDATE ON CROOKSTON AG INNOVATION CAMPUS

The first construction phase on the Ag Innovation Campus in Crookston has been completed. The non-profit crush and research facility continues to stay on track and move closer to its 2022 production goal. Members of the Ag Innovation Campus board, along with project manager Jim Lambert, Chair of the Ag Innovation Campus Project Mike Skaug,

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MN DNR CAUTIONS ABOUT UNEVEN CONDITIONS AS ICE SEASON GETS UNDERWAY

Anglers in some parts of Minnesota have been venturing onto the ice for several weeks, while water remains open in other parts of the state. So far in December, weather in the state—which has included rain, snow, and fluctuating temperatures—has affected ice-making and impacted ice that’s already formed. As a result, the Minnesota Department of

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