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GOVERNOR WALZ AND MDH COMMISSIONER JAN MALCOLM TO GIVE UPDATE ON COVID AT 2PM MONDAY

Governor Tim Walz will join Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) Commissioner Jan Malcolm to give Minnesotans an update on the state of the COVID-19 pandemic in Minnesota through data trends at 2:00 p.m. Monday and KROX will carry the update live on the radio (1260AM/105.7FM in the Crookston area or 92.1FM in Grand Forks/East Grand […]

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AREA FIRE DEPARTMENTS RESPOND TO CHIMNEY FIRE IN RURAL MENTOR

On Saturday, November 28 at 2:34 a.m. the Polk County Sheriff’s Office along with the Mentor Fire Department were dispatched to 16233 340th Street SE rural Mentor for a chimney fire. Mentor Fire and Polk County Sheriff’s Office Deputies arrived on the scene and the house had large flames coming from the chimney with heavy

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REMEMBER TO MONITOR YOUR FUEL TANKS TO AVOID FEES, FUEL EMERGENCIES

Despite warmer temperatures over the weekend, winter is approaching with storms and increased propane use, and other fuel sources. Severe weather could impact your fuel provider’s ability to deliver, and not checking your tank can lead to additional charges for deliveries. Dylane Klatt, District Manager at Ferrellgas, said they monitor some customer’s tanks to fill

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ADRIANNE WINGER WINS KROX’S 56TH ANNUAL SHOPPING SPREE

KROX’S 56th Annual Shopping Spree drawing was held on Monday, November 23rd, right after the noontime news. This year’s winner was Adrianne Winger whose name was drawn from Brost Chevrolet in Crookston. She received $970 worth of gift certificates from the twenty-four participating businesses. Consolation winners won $10 gift certificates from the place they registered.

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CROOKSTON WILL HOST COVID-19 TESTING AT THE ARMORY DECEMBER 1-5

The Crookston National Guard Armory will be hosting the Minnesota Department of Health COVID-19 testing again this week and will continue to do so through January 30, 2021.   The Armory will be staffed by a combination of local public health staff and members of the Minnesota National Guard. The National Guard members are being deployed

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