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On Friday, Gov. Tim Walz signed executive order 20-38, which expands allowable outdoor recreational activities, including golf. Rick Leach, owner of Minakwa Golf Course in Crookston, said that was welcome news. “That is good news,” said Leach. “We’re looking forward to getting outside again and having some summer fun. We need something to look forward […]
The Minnesota Department of Health has released the latest COVID-19 numbers and the state is reporting 17 new deaths. Polk County and Norman County have two positive tests, while Red Lake and Mahnomen Counties have one positive case. All the numbers and info is below. Data is for cases that were tested and returned positive.
Governor Tim Walz today issued Executive Order 20-38, which expands allowable outdoor recreational activities. The changes will allow Minnesotans to continue to enjoy the outdoors close to home while following social distancing guidelines. Executive Order 20-38 allows Minnesotans to engage in a range of activities, including golfing, boating, fishing, hunting, and hiking, as long as
Today, Friday, April 17, Governor Tim Walz will provide an update on the State of Minnesota’s next steps to combat COVID-19 in a press conference at 2:00 p.m. Also joining Governor Walz will be Department of Health Commissioner Jan Malcolm; Emergency Medicine Doctor John Hick; and Minnesota Nurses Association President Mary Turner. It sounds like
As Altru focuses on the safety of our staff, patients and the community and in response to COVID-19, we are adjusting operations to manage traffic in our clinics. Altru Clinic in Crookston will adjust hours of operation as follows: Well visits 7:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Acute illnesses (not related to COVID-19) 1:00 p.m.- 5:00 p.m. Visits
The Northwest Regional Corrections Center announced the arrests of the following individuals: Emanuel Garza, 31 of Crookston, for felony 5th-degree drug possession. Fire Calls: At 4:15 Thursday afternoon, the Crookston Fire Department responded to a report of a carbon monoxide detector sounding on the 400 block of Sheridan. The cause was a faulty furnace in
