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The Halloween season is upon us, events begin Sunday, October 28 with the 31st Annual Crookston Community Halloween Party at the National Guard Armory. Attendees are asked to bring a can food item to help kick off the Crookston High School LEO Club’s annual food drive. “The event is for youth fourth grade and younger,
It’s hard to put your best foot forward when that foot or ankle hurts! Don’t let common conditions like plantar fasciitis, bunions or arthritis slow you down. Learn ways to improve your footing at RiverView Health’s Tuesday, October 30 health luncheon, “Help for Your Aching Feet’’. Minor foot and ankle problems are not uncommon. Most
The Roseau Rams had an easy time last night in a Section 8AA first-round game in a win over Bagley while the Crookston Pirates won a tough 3-1 opening playoff win over Thief River Falls. The Rams used their versatility to sweep a 3-0 win in a Section quarterfinal 25-21, 25-15, 25-17 at the Roseau
Katherine Geist out in front of the pack in the Section 8A Cross Country meet Crookston’s Katherine Geist continued her remarkable junior season remaining undefeated in races this year while earning a return trip to the State meet after winning the Section 8A Girl’s Cross-Country Meet at Bagley’s Twins Pines Golf Course. In a constant
The Crookston Pirates Girl’s swimming team finished in fourth place in the Northwest Border Conference Meet in Warroad. Thief River Falls won the four-team meet with a team score of 599, 50 points ahead of Warroad-Roseau-Greenbush-Middle River. Team Scores- 1. Thief River Falls-599 2. Warroad-Roseau – 549 3. Fosston-Bagley- 512 4. CROOKSTON-244 In the meet’s
The University of Mary Marauders’ volleyball team won its first conference match of the season 3-1 over Minnesota Crookston in an NSIC match played at McDowell Activity Center in Bismarck, ND. The Golden Eagles looked poised to dominate on the road to start the first set. Minnesota Crookston jumped out to a 5-0 lead following
