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North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum says he’ll be keeping people out of bars, restaurants, health clubs, movie theaters, and other large-scale venues, although he’s encouraging those businesses to find new ways to serve their customers during the coronavirus crisis. Burgum is also keeping K-12 schools closed at least another week so school districts can map
Due to current COVID-19 concerns and to encourage social distancing in order to protect staff, customers, and the community, the Fertile City Council has ordered that the City Office and the Community Center be closed to the public until further notice. The only exceptions to the Community Center closure are patients visiting Altru Clinic and
Over the last week, Governor Tim Walz and Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan have taken bold action to prepare and protect Minnesotans from the COVID-19 pandemic. Since March 13, the Governor has issued executive orders and signed legislation to protect the health and wellbeing of Minnesotans, provide additional paid leave and unemployment support, relieve affected businesses, and
RiverView Health is taking every precaution to protect its patients and staff during the COVID-19 outbreak. In that effort, beginning Friday, March 20, the Patient Financial Services, Medical Records, and Patient Relations Departments, as well as the RiverView Foundation office, will be closed to public traffic. During this time, the offices remain fully staffed and
Due to the impact of COVID-19 and in alignment with other local businesses in doing everything they can to protect the people of our community, Crookston United Insurance will be temporarily closing their office to the public beginning Friday, March 20. Please know we are still available to serve our customers but will be doing
The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) Board met on Tuesday morning. The board authorized Executive Director Craig Hoiseth to apply for a grant from the USDA for rural business development using $100,000 of the funds allocated to CHEDA last year by the Crookston City Council. Hoiseth said the application, due by the end
