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The University of Minnesota Crookston will hold a luncheon for UMC retirees and past employees on Wednesday, April 23 at 12 p.m. in Bede Ballroom on campus. This will be an opportunity to see friends and former colleagues and catch up with one another. Even if you didn’t “retire” from UMC but worked on campus for a […]
The Crookston High School Speech team competed in the Perham Yellowjacket classic on Saturday. Shayla Azure and Zac Plante were named Honors Champions in Duo InterpretationMeliya Moore was second place finalist in Extemp Reading Nashelle Tellez, John Lisov, Lily Olmstead, and Arley Sinks also competed. Crookston will compete in Gylndon at Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton High School in
The Northwest Regional Corrections Center reported the arrest of the following– Sheila Marie Olberg, 45, of Red Lake Falls, for 2nd Degree Assault Jacob Elija Torres, 39, of Warren, for DUI Keiyatie Raie White, 43, of Minneapolis for Probation Violation Arick Walter Broden, 43, of Fertile, for DUI Pheynix Charles Graham, 26, of Ada, for
Calling all high school students, and parents of high school students, who are ready to sign up for Drivers Education. There are a couple sessions coming up starting with one in the beginning of April. “We do offer spring session for Drivers Ed. A lot of kids get busy in the summer working so that
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is encouraging homeowners to remove birdfeeders now and check their property for food sources that could attract bears. Most of the female bears with cubs and yearlings are still near their denning areas, but some full-grown bears are starting to emerge from dens to find a quick, high-calorie snack.
University of Minnesota President Rebecca Cunningham visited the Crookston campus on Wednesday, March 26. It was a busy day for President Cunningham who visited with students, faculty, staff and members of the community. KROX sat down with Cunningham in the Sargeant Student Center Leadership Room for a Q & A session before she had to
