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CROOKSTON HIGH SCHOOL SPEECH TEAM BRINGS HOME SEVERAL AWARDS

The Crookston High School Speech team competed in Roseau on Saturday, and they brought home several awards.  Shayla Azure finished first place in humor, and also received an honorable mention in drama. Leah Johanneck finished third place in original oratory, Lily Olmstead finished third place in storytelling. Ciaran Mulvey placed fifth in prose John Lisov

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CROOKSTON DRIFTBUSTERS DASH RIDE/DRIVE FOR ADAM PARNOW IS FEBRUARY 24

The Driftbusters Dash Ride or Drive for Adam Parnow will be on Saturday, February 24. Pick up your ride/drive card at I.C. Mugg’s, Drafts, The Ranch, and Irishman’s Shanty in Crookston, Snow Sled Inn in Gentilly, Erickson Smoke House in Fertile, Sparkey’s 218 in Red Lake Falls, Broadway Station in St. Hilaire, Black Cat in

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UMC MEN’S BASKETBALL CAN’T HOLD HALFTIME LEAD, FALLS TO WAYNE STATE 74-59

The University of Minnesota Crookston Golden Eagle Men’s Basketball team fell at home to the Wayne State Wildcats, 74-59. FIRST HALF- In the first half, it was a back-and-forth start, with Ben Hoverson getting the game’s first basket for UMC. De’Antray Hughes had a pair of layups, and Blaize Sagna knocked down a three to

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WAYNE STATE PULLS AWAY IN SECOND HALF TO BEAT UMC WOMEN’S HOOPS

The University of Minnesota Crookston Golden Eagle Women’s Basketball team struggled to make their shots in the second half and the Wayne State Wildcats pulled away for a 67-52 victory in a Northern Sun Conference game at Lysaker Gymnasium in Crookston. FIRST QUARTER – After Wayne State scored a basket on their first possession, UMC’s

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STRATEGIC FARMING: LET’S TALK CROPS! SESSION TALKS MAKING HERBICIDES WORK BETTER

On February 7, Dr. Tommy Butts, Extension Weed Scientist with the University of Arkansas, and Tom Hoverstad, Researcher at the University of Minnesota Southern Research and Outreach Center in Waseca, joined UMN Extension Educator-Crops. Ryan Miller for a discussion on “Making herbicides work better.” Specifically, this session focused on making choices and adjustments to ensure

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PAM STAINBROOK NAMED RIVERVIEW HEALTH 2023 EMPLOYEE OF THE YEAR

One of the highlights of RiverView’s recent annual meeting was the announcement of Pam Stainbrook as the 2023 Employee of the Year. Recognized for consistent excellence and dedication to RiverView, its patients, and team, April Grunhovd, CNO, said the following: “Pam your compassion, empathy, enthusiasm, professionalism, teamwork, and commitment are bright lights in our organization.

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