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The Crookston Ox Cart Days Rotary Duck Drop was held this past Sunday in the Drafts Sports Bar & Grill Parking lot. The event was put on by the Crookston Rotary Club, and all proceeds from the event will stay in the community and go towards UMC Scholarships, CHS Scholarships, and Community Beautification. The winners
The University of Minnesota Crookston invited students back on campus earlier this week, with the first day of classes taking place yesterday. Due to COVID-19, all UMC students must be vaccinated to attend school this fall. With the new regulations in place and students officially back on campus, Vice-Chancellor of Academic and Student affairs John
The Golden Link in Crookston crowned three winners for their Ox Cart Days cookie decorating contest last week. The winners of the event were Keltie Chaska for Most Hawaiian Kylie Raboin for Most Colorful Tammy Parkin for Most Creative All three winners received $50.00 worth of Chambers Bucks.
Today, Governor Tim Walz announced that the state of Minnesota will offer $100 Visa gift cards on-site to Minnesotans who get their first COVID-19 vaccine dose at the Minnesota State Fair. “If you’ve waited to get your shot, there’s never been a better opportunity: You can walk away with a $100 Visa gift card in
The Northwest Regional Corrections Center in Crookston reported the following arrests. Matthew Byron Wilson, 41 of Red Lake Falls, for Traffic-DUI, refusal to submit to a chemical test. Aaron Joseph Amiot, 42 of Crookston, for Fifth-Degree Drug Possession of a controlled substance. Samual Bosquez, 41 of Crookston, for Domestic Assault by Strangulation. Blake Patrick Gaddie,
Crookston High School has unveiled its new “Touch Wall” right outside the main office when you enter the school. The touch wall was up for the last school year; however, due to COVID-19, it was not in operation as the school didn’t want everyone touching the screen and potentially getting sick. Activities Director Greg Garmen
