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The Crookston Police Department and members of the Crookston High School Leo Club are spending Thursday and Friday afternoon prepping the Crookston National Guard Armory for the 32nd Annual Halloween Party. Lieutenant Darin Selzler said setup takes two days, and this year’s party will be on Saturday, October 26. “Today is the first day of
The Judge hearing the case in Roseau County District Court declined the Greenbush-Middle River School (GMR) District’s request to dismiss the case. The hearing between the Middle River Annexation Property Owners Group and the GMR School District took place on August 27, 2019, and just 3 days later, Judge Donna Dixon declined to dismiss the
Since 2004 National Cyber Security Awareness Month has taken place every October to ensure Internet users have the resources they need to stay safer and more secure online. Otter Tail Power Company takes cyber security seriously—for the safety of its employees, customers, shareholders, and the energy grid. The company provides ongoing cyber security information and
Crookston’s Emma Borowicz and Catherine Tiedemann lost both of their matches at the Minnesota State Girls Tennis Individual tournament held at Reed Sweatt Tennis Center in Minneapolis. FIRST ROUND – The Pirates had a slow start and that hurt them in a 6-0, 7-5 loss to Danielle Thorfinnson-Alissa Thorfinnson (Minnewaska) in the first round
The Winter Activities PAC (Parent-Athlete-Coach) meeting will be Monday, October 28 at 6:00 p.m. at the Crookston High School Auditorium. This meeting is for all participants/parents who plan on being involved in the following activities this winter: boys’ and girls’ basketball, boys’ and girls’ hockey, wrestling, dance team, speech. For those participants/parents that did not attend the
The Crookston High School Athletic Department, pending school board approval, will hire two former Crookston Pirate Girls Hockey players to be assistant coaches for the Pirate Girls Hockey program. Emily Meyer, who is currently a paraprofessional at Highland School and Stacy (Flikka) Olson, a first-grade teacher at Highland School, will be added to the Pirate
