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REDS SCORE TWO IN NINTH TO KNOCK OFF ADA 6-4

The Crookston Reds Amateur Baseball team overcame giving up four unearned runs before scoring twice in the ninth inning to knock off the defending Red River League champion Ada A’s 6-4 Wednesday night.   The A’s scored first when with two outs a ball thrown back to the pitcher sailed behind second base, a throw to

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SPORTS FEEVER – May 30, 2019

Welcome to another Sports Feever column.  Remember if you have any sports news to pass along, send it to chrisjfee@yahoo.com. We are in the middle of the spring sports playoff season.  Softball crowns champions on Thursday and baseball will crown champions next week.  Section 8AA golf will crown champions next week and Section track is

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CROOKSTON TRAP SHOOTING TEAM HOLDS FUN NIGHT AT CROOKSTON GUN CLUB

The Crookston High School Trap Shooting team held their fun night Wednesday at the Crookston Gun Club.  The students and their parents participated in a shoot and enjoyed a potluck as part of the fun night.  “Tonight was our fun night,” said coach Darren Gjerswold. “None of the scores count.  The kids just come out

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CITY OF CROOKSTON HOLDS CODE OF CONDUCT AND ETHICS MEETING

The City of Crookston held a code of conduct and Ethics committee meeting Wednesday night at City Hall. The committee is working on developing the said codes for elected officials, city employees, boards, and commissions. Mayor Guy Martin, Councilmembers Dale Stainbrook, Don Cavalier, Cindy Gjerswold, and Clayton Briggs all attended the meeting. The committee continued

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CROOKSTON CITY HALL HOSTS ART DISPLAY

The public is invited to visit City Hall to view the artwork of Thief River Falls painter Stephanie Olson in the City Hall lobby.  Olson describes herself as a painter of mostly watercolor and mixed media.  Her art comes from a philosophy of “bearing witness” to either a moment or an emotion.  Olson also teaches

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STAY SAFE, CALL BEFORE YOU DIG

Nice weather frequently brings outdoor construction, yard work, and planting projects. During National Electrical Safety Month, Otter Tail Power Company reminds customers and neighbors that, before digging, they need to notify utilities that have lines or cables buried in the area. Every digging project—rural or urban, large or small—requires a call to the national 811 One Call

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