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The 19th Annual RiverView Foundation Golf Classic, held on June 10, was a tremendous success, thanks to the support of sponsors, donors, and golfers. The Vaaler Insurance/Garden Valley Technologies team—Jen Marben, Andy Vaaler, Brian Grunhovd, and Matt Derosier—emerged victorious, adding to their accolades from the 2023 championship. Randy Schoenborn, Foundation Director, announced that the event
The Northwest Regional Corrections Center in Crookston reported the arrest of the following- Jonathan Ray Farrell, 43, of Tonalea, Arizona, for DUI in the third degree, alcohol concentration over .10 or more. Beonnca Larae Bellanger, 20, for Drug Possession in the third degree, Methamphetamine/Amphetamine in a School/Park/Public Housing zone.
The Polk County Board met Tuesday at the Polk County Government Center in Crookston. HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT Darin Carlstrom with the Highway Department spoke on three items during his time. The first two were the awarding of projects. One was for a roundabout on County State Aid Highway 21 and Trunk Highway 75, and this was
The 2024 Section 8AA All-Section Team has been announced. The players named to the team are below – DGF – Autum Leach, Lola Garret, Katie Kittelson, Makayla Bjelland Wadena-Deer Creek – Jada Dykhoff, Montana Carsten, Jenna Dykhoff Menahga – Joie Koll, Janelle Hendrickson, Alli Anderson Hawley – Eagan Hastings, Hannah Stotts, Alex Guderjahn Thief River
Allan R. Allrich, 65, Mahnomen, MN, formerly of Halstad, MN, passed away on Thursday, June 13, 2024 at Sanford Hospital in Fargo, ND. Allan was born on October 30, 1958 to Rolland (Mike) Allrich and Alice (Hove) Allrich in Ada, MN. He attended Halstad Public School and graduated in 1977. He found one of his
Former University of Minnesota Crookston baseball player Brody Sorenson (Grand Forks, N.D.) signed a professional contract with the Fargo-Moorhead RedHawks. Sorenson joins his former teammates Jake Hjelle, Jake Dykhoff, and Jake Osowski on the RedHawks. The four were teammates for the Golden Eagles in 2022 and 2023. Sorenson was a two-time All-NSIC second-team pick in
