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The #2 ranked Fertile-Beltrami Falcons football team scored four second-quarter touchdowns and pulled away to beat the Clearbrook-Gonvick Bears in the Section 6 9-Player championship at the Fargodome to advance to state for the third season in a row. 1st Quarter – Fertile-Beltrami received the opening kickoff and had a good return up to the
The Stephen-Argyle Storm football team fell to the Goodridge/Grygla Chargers in the Section 8 9-Player finals at the Fargodome by a score of 34-6. [yotuwp type=”videos” id=”H3Uqw9vLPiY” ] 1st Quarter – Stephen-Argyle received the opening kickoff and started on the ground. Blaine Smith got three carries to start, and the third one went 26 yards
Crookston Schools Business Manager Laura Lyzcewski announced her retirement date on Friday, November 3, after spending twenty years in the Crookston School District. Lyzcewski has been the district’s business manager for the past 18 years. As a Crookston High School graduate herself, she believes the school district has many great things to offer for incoming
Governor Walz announced that increased payment rates for child care assistance take effect this week, as Minnesota continues to move toward making child care accessible to more families. “Affordable and accessible child care is essential to creating opportunity and economic growth across the state,” said Governor Walz. “We’re raising child care assistance rates to support providers and
The Minnesota Department of Transportation would like to remind the public it is illegal to deposit snow on or next to a public highway or street and asks for help keeping roads clear for everyone’s safety. Snow on or near public roads can create hazards such as drainage, drifting and sight obstruction. Minnesota law and
Dale William Van Horn, 86, a lifelong Crookston, MN resident, passed away peacefully Sunday evening, October 29, 2023. Dale was born on September 22, 1937 in Crookston to Frank and Anna (DeBoer) Van Horn. While growing up on the family farm he began his education at the Franklin Elementary School before attending Central High School.
