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Now’s the time for well-child visits and sports physicals at RiverView Health

At 6 feet 5 inches tall and wearing size 15 shoes, Crookston’s Nolan Johnson, 15, doesn’t exactly fit the image of a “child”. Yet no matter how tall they stand or how big their feet get, every child and teenager still needs an annual well-child visit. Johnson, whose shoe size matches his age, recently visited […]

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City of Crookston’s Non-Profit Grant application opens on July 29th

The City of Crookston will consider awarding grants to Crookston non-profit organizations in 2027, with applications opening on Wednesday, July 29th. If your non-profit organization would like to request funding from the City of Crookston, please complete the application form no later than Monday, August 10th, 2026, at 4:30 p.m Organizations that submit an application

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The Crookston School Board approves the hiring of co-principals at Highland, the fall coaches list, the long-term facilities maintenance plan, and more

The Crookston School Board met on Monday and discussed several topics, including hiring new co-principals at Highland Elementary School, cooperative sponsor agreements with Riverside Christian School for girls’ and boys’ sports, and policy updates. NEW HIGHLAND CO-PRINCIPALSThe school board voted unanimously to approve employment contracts for Dave Kuehn and Greg Garmen as co-principals at Highland

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Crookston Middle School students return from four-day field trip to Washington, D.C. with memories and knowledge

The Crookston Middle School field trip participants returned to Crookston bright and early Friday morning after spending four days exploring historical sites in Washington, D.C. According to English teacher and trip coordinator Susan Wagner, the third and fourth days of the trip included visits to locations including the US Capitol building, the Library of Congress,

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Frank Lindgren steps down as Post Commander for the Crookston VFW Post 1902

The Crookston VFW Post 1902 has announced that Post Commander Frank Lindgren is stepping down from his position. Lindgren has served as post commander for the last five years. He passed command to Robert Anderson in a ceremony earlier this month. Both men served in Southeast Asia during the Vietnam War. The Crookston VFW Post

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