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The Minnesota Department of Health reported 553 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 Monday, 58 probable cases from antigen testing, and 2 deaths. The confirmed cases were found in 17,366 completed tests for a positive rate of 3.2 percent. Pennington County had 5 confirmed cases reported, Marshall County-3 cases, Lake of the Woods County-2 cases, Roseau […]
The Northwest Regional Corrections Center announced the arrests of the following individuals: Dennis Charles Roberts, 24 of Minneapolis, for felony 4th-degree assault at a secure treatment facility. Joellen Teresa Hanson, 50 of Twin Valley, for felony 3rd-degree possession of methamphetamine in a school, park, or public housing zone. Billy Wayne Goodwin Jr., 29 of Hillsboro,
Minnesota Hockey has announced the finalists for the 2021 Minnesota Hockey Essay Contest. Entries for the contest were submitted by boys and girls of all ages from around the state on the topic of “Hockey Is Important To Me Because…”, and Crookston’s Hattie Hanson is one of the three finalists. Caden Cole, a Bantam player
Crookston High School will have all students back for in-person learning when the doors open on Tuesday morning for the first time in 11 months. The 10th through 12th graders will be returning to every day in-person after the 7th through 9th graders returned on February 1. High School Principal Eric Bubna said it’s fun
The Crookston Eagles Auxiliary #873 awards a $500 scholarship annually. Applications are available at the Crookston High School or by contacting Sheila Menard at 218-289-3212. You may also email crookstoneaglesauxiliary.873@gmail.com. Applicants must have a relative who is a member of the Crookston Auxiliary, but do not need to attend school in Crookston. Applications must
During the session this week, House Republicans brought a motion to bring up a bill that would empower local school districts to make the best decisions for their districts and remove the Governor’s ability to unilaterally keep schools closed. A similar bill passed its first committee in the Senate earlier this month. Getting kids safely
