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The Northwest Regional Correction Center reported the arrest of the following- Gary Dale Munoz, 42, of Hoople, North Dakota, for fourth-degree DUI. Terimal Dion Singleton, 50, of Grand Forks, for being a fugitive of justice from another state. Sigwald Melvin Remme, Jr., 43, of Fargo, for fifth-degree assault and attempt to inflict bodily harm to […]
The Crookston Fire Department named Derek Cox their Firefighter of the Year Award for 2023. Derek Cox works for the police department as an on-call firefighter. Cox has worked in Crookston for seven years but started with the Police Department in March. The Firefighter of the Year award is given to the firefighter who exemplifies
The Crookston Fire Department is offering tips regarding the importance of fire safety during the holidays. The tips include emergency escape planning from house fires, carbon monoxide safety, and overall winter holiday safety. “One of the things we want to make sure that people keep on is their escape planning,” said Crookston Firefighter Brian Hanson,
Effective January 1, 2024, K9 Shelby will retire as a member of the Grand Forks Police Department. The Grand Forks Police Department obtained K9 Shelby from the Winnipeg Police Service in August of 2014. K9 Shelby and Sgt. Ebertowski attended and graduated from the Winnipeg Police Service Basic K9 Handlers Course. This challenging course lasted
Win-E-Mac’s Courneya brothers combined for 56 points as the Warren-Alvarado-Oslo Ponies Boys Basketball team fell to the Patriots 81-69 at the Northern Blast Classic at the Ralph Englestad Arena. FIRST HALF- The game started with Win-E-Mac’s Joe Courneya hitting a three-pointer on the first possession. Warren-Alvarado-Oslo responded with a 6-0 run, including a lay-up from
The Warren-Alvarado-Oslo Girls Basketball team nabbed 39 rebounds as they cruised to a 61-45 victory over the Win-E-Mac Patriots at the Northern Blast Classic at the Ralph Englestad Arena. FIRST HALF- Win-E-Mac scored the game’s first points with a Kianna Tadman floater before Warren-Alvarado-Oslo went on a 7-0 run, including five points from Annie Peterson.
