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Crookston Wrestling falls to Wadena-Deer Creek and Mahnomen/Waubun

The Crookston Pirate Wrestling team lost to the Wadena-Deer Creek Wolverines 62-9 and lost to Mahnomen/Waubun 58-18 at the Mahnomen/Waubun triangular in Waubun. Crookston had five open weights, giving up 30 points in the Mahnomen/Waubun dual and they had six open weights, giving up 36 points in the Wadena-Deer Creek match. Weight Crookston-18 Mahnomen/Waubun-58 Winner […]

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There’s still time to help Washington School “Feed The Bear”

Washington School’s Feed the Bear coin collection for the United Way of Crookston is off to an amazing start, thanks to the generosity of the preschoolers and their families.  This annual event at Washington School demonstrates how the youngest members of our community share in the joy of giving.  The students will continue to “Feed the Bear”

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Crookston Pirate Boys Basketball comes short up at Barnesville

The Crookston Pirate Boys’ Basketball team played another solid game, but the Barnesville Trojans used a couple of runs to win the game 82-66 at the Barnesville High School gymnasium. FIRST HALF –Crookston had a great start to the game on both ends of the floor as the offense made two three-pointers with Jack Everett

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Pirate Girls Basketball falls to Barnesville

The Crookston Pirate Girls Basketball team struggled offensively as the Barnesville Trojans cruised to a 78-51 victory in a Section 8AA game at the Barnesville High School gymnasium. FIRST HALF –Barnesville had a solid start to the game as they used suffocating defense to take a 9-0 with five points from Abi John and four

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RiverView Health to Offer Four Basic First Aid Courses to the Community in 2025

Can you spare four hours of your time to potentially save someone’s life? That’s all it takes to learn basic first aid. That one class can mean the difference between life and death. A Red Cross survey showed a staggering 59% of deaths from injuries would have been preventable had aid been given before emergency

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