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Nearly one year after receiving funding from the Minnesota Legislature, the Ag (née Soy) Innovation Campus (AIC) in Crookston is making significant progress and remains on track to reach a milestone in July. In 2019, spurred by a passionate advocacy push from Minnesota farmers, the Minnesota Legislature approved $5 million toward the Ag Innovation Campus
Polk County has launched a website for residents to access up-to-date, reliable information on COVID-19 in the community. The website, Polk County Coronavirus Response Hub, is available by clicking on a link on the County’s website home page, https://www.co.polk.mn.us/ by following the top link, directly at https://coronavirus-response-pcg.hub.arcgis.com/, and via the County’s GIS Hub at https://hub-pcg.hub.arcgis.com/.
To continue Minnesota’s success in slowing the spread of COVID-19 across the state, Governor Tim Walz today extended the Stay Home Order until May 4. FOR THE PRESS CONFERENCE AUDIO – CLICK HERE “What we are doing is working, Minnesota,” said Governor Walz. “We are taking this seriously, and we are staying home. While Minnesota
The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) announced today that it has awarded $50 million in emergency health care grants to nearly 350 provider organizations across the state for preparing for and responding to the COVID-19 pandemic. Grants in Crookston were awarded to the Villa St. Vincent ($29,442) and RiverView Healthcare Association ($100,000). MDH awarded grants
The Minnesota Department of Transportation announced the closure of Hwy 1 near Oslo to County Road 17 due to water over the road. Use caution and obey road signs posted in the area. Highways that remain closed: Highway 1 from Oslo to CR 17 Highway 2B Sorlie Bridge in East Grand Forks Highway 220 north
On Wednesday, Crookston High School seniors picked up their caps & gowns for graduation in drive-thru fashion at Crookston High School. With no school until at least May, students said they still hope they’ll get to have graduation. Senior Gretchen Theis said it was surreal not being able to go to school and to be
