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Kathryn Halos of Crookston, who registered at Anytime Fitness in Crookston, was the winner of the Take a Trip On Us drawing held by KROX and Bergan Travel. Halos wins a $2,000 travel gift certificate from Bergan Travel of Thief River Falls to be used for their vacation packages or bus tours. Other participating businesses […]
On Thursday, February 22, Crookston hosted a JV Speech Meet for students in grades 7-9. Leah Johanneck received first place in original oratory, as did Lily Olmstead in storytelling. Ivan Luckow received third place in discussion. For a JV meet, students in grades 10-12 are often judges. CHS Speech students Jaden Newquist, Ciaran Mulvey, and
The Minnesota All Sports Alliance today announced the Top Ten Candidates for the 40th Annual Mr. Hockey Award are Hagen Burrows (Minnetonka), Javon Moore (Minnetonka), Jackson Nevers (Edina), Carson Pilgrim (Warroad), Nolan Roed (White Bear Lake), John Stout (Minnetonka), Gavin Uhlenkamp (Chanhassen), Noah Urness (Roseau), Rhys Wallin (Wayzata) and Louis Wehmann (Providence). The Minnesota All Sports Alliance also announced today that Hunter Bauer (Minnetonka), Kam Hendrickson (Chanhassen) and AJ Reyelts (Proctor) are the finalists for The Frank Brimsek Award, in recognition of the state’s top senior
Next on the Crookston Civic Music League’s 2023-2024 Entertainment Series lineup is Billy McGuigan’s Pop Rock Orchestra. The group will be performing at the Crookston High School Auditorium on Thursday, February 29 at 7 p.m. Billy McGuigan and his Pop Rock orchestra present a high-energy concoction of rock ‘n’ roll mega hits in a unique,
Curtis Brent Parsons was born February 23, 1943 at Ada, MN, the son of Maurice and Vivian (Minette) Parsons. He died February 20, 2024, at Moorhead, MN after a short time in Hospice care. He attended school in the Ada, MN school system, graduating in 1961. While in school he participated in football, basketball, and
Polk County Environmental Services is pleased to announce the availability of a cost-share grant program that is available to property owners in Polk County who have an existing noncompliant septic system. Funds are intended to fix septic systems that are currently failing codes or functionality. These dollars are made possible through a grant received from
