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Highland School teacher Andrea Ingersoll organized a Highland School Nature Center cleanup on Saturday morning. The Nature Center vegetation and trees had overtaken the Nature Center, but with COVID-19 mask breaks and teachers wanting to spend more time outside, Ingersoll thought a cleanup would help get it back into shape, and she was right! Look […]
The Minnesota Department of Health released the latest COVID-19 numbers Saturday morning. The state reported 924 new positive tests and 13 deaths. There were 23,157 tests conducted for a positive rate of four percent. Polk County reported eight new cases after having five new cases on Friday for a total of 13 in the last
Crookston High School graduate Brent Blake is on a lengthy road to recovery after undergoing surgery for a stage IV brain tumor. Blake, who is 50-years-old and currently lives in Detroit Lakes, is the son of former Crookston residents Percy and Colleen Blake, who live in Grand Forks. In early August, Brent was on his
On Friday, September 18, at approximately 9:12 p.m., the Polk County Sheriff’s Office responded to a report of a structure fire at 32609 410th St SE in rural Fosston. Upon arrival, deputies discovered that the structure was a garage that was not attached to a residence. The Fosston Fire Department responded and attended to the
Governor Tim Walz has directed all flags at state and federal buildings in Minnesota to be flown at half-staff from sunrise to sunset on Saturday, September 19, 2020. He has directed flags to fly at half staff on the 19th of every month through 2020 to remember, mourn, and honor lives lost due to COVID-19. “On
The Northwest Minnesota Arts Council (NWMAC) is pleased to announce a call for entries for an exhibition of artwork that honors Black Lives Matter. Our country, and much of the world, is aware of Black Lives Matter. In honor of Martin Luther King Day and Black History Month, it is especially timely that we come
