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CROOKSTON HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND PERFORMS AT THE STATE FAIR

The Crookston High School Marching Band marched at the Minnesota State Fair Wednesday afternoon on a perfect day for marching.  They marched in front of a huge crowd along the parade route.  The band left early Wednesday morning and will get some time to enjoy the fair before coming home tonight.  We have some pictures

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CROOKSTON PARK AND REC WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT WRAPS UP THE SEASON

The Crookston Park and Rec Women’s Sand Volleyball season came to a close this week with the post-season tournament. The regular season and postseason champions are listed and pictured below. Season Play: Champions: Bremer Bank (Brooke Walker, Elle West, Maddie Bjornstad, Katie Engelstad, Katrina Prudhomme, Kaylee Reierson) 2nd place: Noah Insurance (Lindsay Louters, Dana Perreault,

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EMILY ANDREWS, PA-C, JOINS ALTRU CLINIC IN CROOKSTON

Emily Andrews, PA-C has joined the family medicine team at Altru Clinic in Crookston. “Medicine is only one aspect of health,” states Emily. “It’s important to take into account the social, emotional and spiritual aspects to provide the best care possible.” Emily earned her Master of Physician Assistant Studies from Union College in Lincoln, Nebraska.

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UMC FOOTBALL HIRES TWO ASSISTANT COACHES

The University of Minnesota Crookston football program announced the additions of Patrick Johnson, Jr., and Gabriel Rodriguez-Mutton to the football staff. Johnson will be an assistant coach and work with the cornerbacks and special teams, while Rodriguez is a volunteer assistant, helping with the running backs, special teams, and strength and conditioning. Johnson comes to

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HIGHWAY 75 IN HALSTAD TO HAVE TEMPORARY CLOSURE BEGINNING AUGUST 30

A brief closure of Highway 75 between Highway 200 and First Street will be in place beginning Friday, Aug. 30 at 7 a.m. and last until 7 a.m. on Saturday, Aug. 31. The closure will allow crews to pave the eight-foot shoulder on the east side of the road. Access to local businesses and residents

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