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I have a serious question to start out the Sports Feever column. Is there a better cereal than Fruity Pebbles with marshmallows? (Yes, I have the taste of a 10 year old.) But seriously it is so good. That was my supper Wednesday night and I loved it. We finally have great weather for the […]
Chemistry Department of Math, Science, and Technology Timothy Dudley, Ph.D. teaches general chemistry lecture and lab courses at the University of Minnesota Crookston. Dudley, committed to providing a quality educational experience in chemistry for his students, is a dedicated adviser to students in the health science and medical lab science programs. His research focus is
Residents of Crookston and anyone else interested will have an opportunity to watch the construction along Fisher Avenue with an online video stream of the work. Construction is supposed to begin around June 1 and be complete by September 1. Polk County Engineer Rich Sanders said some projects are of more interest to the public,
The UMC Golden Eagles baseball team was able to hang on to the lead after a late Wolves push to win game one of the doubleheader 9-6. In game two, UMC brought out the big bats hitting three homers, including a grand slam, scoring 14 runs on their way to a run-rule victory of 14-3
The University of Minnesota Crookston men’s basketball team announced the signing of Uzo Dibiamaka (G, 6-3 185, Adelaide, South Australia/Iowa Central C.C.) and Jerome Mabry (G/F, 6-3 194, Milwaukee, Wis./Northwest College (Wyo.). Uzo Dibiamaka (G, 6-3 185, Adelaide, South Australia/Iowa Central C.C. Dibiamaka averaged 8 points and 4 rebounds per game as a sophomore at Iowa Central C.C.
Friendly competition is arising in northwestern Minnesota between two high-jumpers at area high school track and field meets this spring. Karsten Isaacson, senior at Crookston High School, and Zach McGlynn, senior at Stephen-Argyle Central High School go head-to-head at track meets to see who can jump higher. Two years ago, Karsten took first at sub-sections.
