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CROOKSTON PIRATE BOY’S SOCCER SHUTOUT BY GRAND FORKS RED RIVER

The Crookston Pirate Boy’s Soccer team was scheduled to take on Grand Forks Red River’s varsity soccer team on Friday afternoon but ended up taking on the Red River JV team and losing 6-0 in a Non-Section game played in Grand Forks. Grand Forks Red River’s JV team did not have a roster available online,

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UMC WOMEN’S SOCCER SHUTOUT IN NSIC OPENER AT MINNESOTA DULUTH

(Story from UMC Athletics) DULUTH, Minn. – The University of Minnesota Duluth used two goals in each half to defeat the University of Minnesota Crookston women’s soccer team 4-0. Friday’s game was the NSIC opener for the Golden Eagles. Minnesota Crookston falls to 0-2 with Friday’s result. Minnesota Duluth improves to 3-1-0 (1-0-0). The game Friday

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TRI-VALLEY TRANSPORTATION TO OFFER FALL LEAF TOUR TRIP TO ITASCA STATE PARK

Tri-Valley Transportation Programs is offering a convenient way to get out and see the seasonal colors in September. T.H.E. Bus will again be welcoming back autumn with Fall Leaf Tours to Itasca State Park. Polk, Norman, Mahnomen, Red Lake, and Clearwater County riders will have the opportunity to ride T.H.E. Bus on Wednesday, September 25.

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SISTERS OF MOUNT SAINT BENEDICT IN CROOKSTON CELEBRATE THEIR CENTENNIAL

Story by the Crookston Diocese – Throughout the year, the Sisters of Mount Saint Benedict, Crookston, have honored their centennial in a variety of ways. Beginning in January, a “Sister of the Day” has been featured with a photo and brief biography on their website and in the monastery. The community’s prioresses have been honored

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UNITED WAY OF CROOKSTON KICKS OFF ANNUAL CAMPAIGN

The United Way of Crookston kicked off their annual campaign to raise funds for the agency grants throughout the community.  The goal is to raise at least $160,000 again this year.  Last year the United Way beat their goal by 14 percent which equates to an additional $21,000 available to the various agencies serving the

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