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The Crookston City Council held a strategic planning session Wednesday night covering a lot of ground discussing the future for Crookston. The meeting covered several core topics and some additional topics, including the role of councilmembers on boards and committees, MnDOT Downtown Highway 2 Corridor Study, child care, recreation programs, Crookston’s image, and whether there […]
The Kindergartners at Washington School celebrated the 100th day of school on Friday with a variety of activities. The students visited the four kindergarten classrooms for different activities. The kindergarten teachers are Elizabeth Erickson, Megan Hanson, Monica Parenteau, and ReNee Tangquist. Tangquist said there several fun activities to do with the kids for the 100th
The Crookston Visitor’s Bureau has been making welcome bags for groups and individuals staying multiple nights at Crookston hotels. Cobblestone Inn & Suites and it’s General Manager Lisa Tadd donated 200 bags to the visitor’s bureau for the welcome bags. Bags will include items like the new CVB Visitor’s Guide, restaurant menus, UMC items and
Extreme winter weather over a wide area has created severe strains on regional power systems. East Grand Forks Water and Light has received a request from grid operators asking our customers to voluntarily reduce their consumption of electricity until Friday, February 19th to help the stability of the power system. Some methods of reducing electric
Everyone knows Feb. 14 is Valentine’s Day. However, did you know that Feb. 14-20 is Cardiac Rehabilitation Week? Cardiac diseases are some of the leading causes of death around the world, and understanding the signs and symptoms of heart disease can be a big challenge. Cardiac Rehabilitation Week aims to educate people about how to
As hospitalizations and new COVID-19 cases decline and Minnesota makes progress vaccinating educators, Governor Tim Walz today updated Minnesota’s Safe Learning Plan to allow more middle and high school students to return to the classroom. Beginning February 22, all middle and high school students can return to the classroom for hybrid or in-person learning. Governor
