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UMC SOFTBALL DROPS TWO CLOSE GAMES AT MANKATO

The University of Minnesota Crookston Golden Eagles Softball team was swept by the Minnesota State Mankato Mavericks 9-8 and 5-3 in a North Sun Conference double-header played in Mankato.  GAME ONE – FIRST INNING UMC had a good start to the game with a Paige Shwaluk (Sr. Portage la Prairie, Manitoba) single. Whitnee Curry (Jr. […]

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NORTHLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE RECOGNIZES FIVE NISOD EXCELLENCE AWARD RECIPIENTS

Northland Community & Technical College is proud to announce that five faculty and staff members have been named recipients of the 2024 National Institute for Staff and Organizational Development (NISOD) Excellence Awards. The distinguished awardees are Lisa Bottem, who serves as the Financial Aid Director; Caleb Curfman, a History Instructor; Andrea Moses, an Advisor; Mei

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UMC SOFTBALL SPLITS WITH WINONA STATE

The University of Minnesota Crookston Golden Eagles Softball team was swept by the St. Cloud State Huskies at the UMC Softball Field in Crookston. St. Cloud State took the first game 7-1 and the second one 3-2.  GAME ONE – In the first inning, UMC had two base runners but couldn’t score either of them.

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UMC BASEBALL BEATS WINONA STATE TWICE IN WINONA

The University of Minnesota Crookston (UMC) Golden Eagles Baseball team continues to roll in conference play as they beat Winona State twice in the first two games of four this weekend with 6-3 and 5-1 victories in Winona.  GAME ONE FIRST INNING UMC started the game with a leadoff walk to Sawyer Satrom (Soph. Portland,

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MNDOT RELEASES PRESCRIBED BURNING ZONES NOTICE IN NORTHWEST MINNESOTA

On Friday, April 5, the Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) sent out a burning crew out of the Northwest Minnesota Region (District 2) through State Highway 9, heading south just past Beltrami, adjacent to the railroad tracks. “Our crews are out for these prescribed burns,” said MnDOT Public Affairs representative Leslie Seitz, “We schedule these

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NEW THERAPY HELPS RIVERVIEW PEDIATRIC PATIENTS UNDERSTAND BODY SIGNALS

While experts debate just how many senses a human has, most people know the primary five: Sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch. At RiverView Health, members of the Occupational Therapy Team now offer pediatric therapy for a lesser-known, but just as important sense, interoception. Interoception is the sense that helps you understand and feel what’s

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