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Yard Waste and Branch Collection will be collected the week of April 22. All residents will need to have their yard waste and branches out by Monday as City crews will begin picking up on Monday and collect until they’ve been through the route. (This may only take a couple of days, not the entire
The Sacred Heart Eagles scored eight runs in the first inning and didn’t allow a hit as they cruised to a 16-2 victory over the West Marshall Fusion in a Section 8A game played on a rainy, windy, and cold afternoon in Warren. First Inning- Rain seemed to cause a lot of control problems in
Local organizations may now apply to receive opioid settlement funds that Polk County received as part of a landmark settlement with manufacturers of prescription opioids and major pharmaceutical distributors. Polk County, in partnership with the Opioid Settlement Advisory Council, is now soliciting requests for funding through a formal competitive Requests for Proposals (RFP) process. “Aimed
The Northwest Regional Correction Center reported the arrest of the following- Zachary Antoni Payne, 35, of Grand Forks, for failure to appear in court. Nena Merie Espinoza, 18, no address listed, for probation violation. Brian Michael Burks, 43, of Crookston, for first-degree criminal sex conduct and contacted a person under 13 years of age while
The University of Minnesota Crookston (UMC) Golden Eagles Baseball team outlasted Southwest Minnesota State, winning 18-11. FIRST INNING Southwest Minnesota State would get a single but then a double play as they were held scoreless. UMC drew a walk but wasn’t able to score either. SECOND INNING Southwest Minnesota State got a two-run home
Crookston sports fans and community members, the wait is over regarding construction and operations for the new Multi-Use Complex facility at Crookston High School. Crookston Superintendent Randy Bergquist and Activities Director Nate Labarski said the excavating work will begin as soon as April 15. “The project is coming along rather nicely,” said Bergquist. “The excavating
