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UMC students in Associate Professor Eric Castle’s HORT 3040: Landscape Installation and Maintenance class obtained hands-on experience this fall on the University of Minnesota Crookston campus. Castle’s class got the opportunity to install pavers and seating walls in the beautiful Pederson Campus Garden. The project came about because of a desire to have a small […]
The Grand Forks Public Health Department released the following statement yesterday after the CDC’s announcement that every child age 5 years and older should get the COVID-19 Vaccine. The statement can be found down below – Widespread vaccination for COVID-19 is a critical tool to best protect everyone, especially those at the highest risk,
As Minnesota’s agricultural industry continues to recover from severe drought conditions across the state, Governor Tim Walz has signed Executive Order 21-33, extending an emergency and waiving trucking regulations to support Minnesota livestock producers in the safe and efficient transport of commodities related to livestock feed. The extreme and prolonged drought in Minnesota has led
Tri-Valley Opportunity Council, Inc. staff attended the Minnesota Community Action Partnership (MinnCAP) Virtual Annual Training Conference held at the end of October. Staff took part in legislative general sessions, listened to speakers on various topics, and took part in several educational breakout sessions. In conjunction with the annual training conference, several awards and recognitions were
The Northwest Regional Corrections Center in Crookston reported the following arrests. Nicole Swenson, 35 of Climax, for Driving after suspension of License. John Louis Vondal Sr., 64 of East Grand Forks, for Third-Degree Drug Possession of Narcotics. The Crookston Fire Department (CFD) responded to the following calls on 11/3/2021 – At 7:30 a.m., the CFD
Highland Elementary School and Washington School in Crookston are currently holding Read-A-Thon fundraisers. One was conducted last year during COVID-19, as the schools were looking for a fundraiser that could be held regardless of if the students were in school or at home. The fundraiser was successful, so Highland PTO has decided to bring it
