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The Northwest Regional Correction Center reported the arrest of the following- Robert Raymond Radtke, 64, no address listed, for driving after cancellation. Dylan Wayne Burkland, 26, of Moorhead, for fifth-degree drug possession. Danielle Carey Burris, 44, no address listed, for third-degree DUI. Elliot Jerard Meyer, 39, of Crookston, for an open container violation.
Congratulations to Nancy Cournia, The Benedictine Living Community – Crookston Senior Athlete of the Month for September. Nancy is being awarded the athlete of the month due to her positive attitude during her inpatient stay and her current outpatient admission with BLC– Crookston rehab. Nancy brought and continues to bring a positive attitude, spunk, and
The Crookston E.D.A. met with the Ways and Means Committee earlier this week to discuss their preliminary budget and proposals for 2024. The E.D.A. is estimating a total budget of $974,500 throughout three departments. The E.D.A. proposed that $509,000 goes toward the Community Development budget, with $277,000 for salaries. The Marketing budget proposed to the
Crookston students, grades second through fifth, will have a tennis opportunity to participate in the “Fall 4 Tennis” fundamentals camp. The Winjum family will be sharing their love for tennis through drills and games and instructing the fundamentals of the game. As a bonus, there will be two extra events, with the girl’s Pirates tennis
KROX will introduce you to new teachers and a Crookston Public School District principal throughout the week. Today, we introduce you to two new hires in the Crookston Middle School: Special Education teacher Wyatt Ecklund and Science teacher Abigail Crisman. WYATT ECKLUND As an eighth-grade special education teacher, Wyatt Ecklund is entering his first year
Polk County Public Health has been receiving an increase in phone calls looking for COVID-19 tests. Please order your home tests NOW for use later if you need them. Minnesotans can order free rapid at-home COVID-19 tests through the State of Minnesota once a month for free while supplies last. Learn more and place your
