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The Crookston High School Speech Team competed at the Fosston/Bagley meet on Saturday, with students taking home awards. Zac Plante competed against 25 other students, taking 2nd place in humor. Leah Johanneck also advanced to finals in original oratory and took 6th place. Plante also competed in duo interpretation with Shayla Azure, and the two […]
Crookston School District students participated in the Tri-College Math Competition held at Concordia on March 7. The competition hosts schools from both North Dakota and Minnesota for both small school and large school divisions. Crookston participants were David Threatt, Reggie Winjum, Garrett Fischer, Gabe Noah, Nathan Johanneck, Ben Capistran, Xavier Mason, Chris Goodrich, Grace Smith,
Women from the breadth of Minnesota’s agriculture community are invited to share their stories with legislators and key leaders at the Minnesota State Capitol for Women in Ag Day on Monday, March 25. Organizers seek to celebrate the role of women in agriculture and raise awareness of issues and challenges they face in their work.
The Warren-Alvarado-Oslo Ponies Boys Basketball team won a close battle over the Red Lake County Rebels, 66-65 in the Section 8A Boys Basketball Quarterfinals at the Ralph Englestad Arena in Thief River Falls. FIRST HALF- In the first half, Warren-Alvarado-Oslo got off to a good start with an early basket from Adam McIntyre to make
The Fertile-Beltrami Falcons had four huge free throws from Caiden Swenby in the final 30 seconds of the game to secure a 57-54 victory over the Sacred Heart Eagles in the Section 8A Boys Basketball tournament quarter-finals at the Ralph Englestad Arena in Thief River Falls on Saturday afternoon. FIRST HALF – Sacred Heart started
Minnesota’s moose population has remained relatively stable for nearly a decade. The most recent population estimate is approximately 3,470 animals, according to the results of the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources 2024 population survey. Results continue to suggest that after a steep decline from a population estimate of approximately 8,000 in 2009, Minnesota’s moose population
