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The Crookston VFW Auxiliary presented Care and Share of Crookston with a donation to help with the Food Drop program. Bill Cassavant-VFW Auxiliary Chaplain presents a check to Rachel Laferriere (Food Shelf Director) and Brian Halos (Executive Director).
The Northwest Regional Corrections Center announced the arrests of the following individuals: Anne Marie Kopecky, 37 of Crookston, for felony 5th-degree drug procurement, possession or control. Released on personal recognizance. Megan Marie Swatlowski, 29, for misdemeanor contempt of court for a breach of the peace to interrupt proceedings.
Effective Immediately: Polk County Public Health is offering coordination of Essential Services to all residents of Polk County. Essential services include groceries, medication or other items needed for daily living. If you feel you are at a high risk of contracting COVID-19 or are unable to obtain essential items on your own, please call Polk
Teachers at the Crookston School District and across the state are busy planning how distance learning could look. Different age groups will have different sets of challenges and obstacles to overcome both during the planning process and in the implementation of programs, if those are needed after March 27. PHYSICAL EDUCATION/HEALTH WITH JOSH HARDY Crookston
North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum says he’ll be keeping people out of bars, restaurants, health clubs, movie theaters, and other large-scale venues, although he’s encouraging those businesses to find new ways to serve their customers during the coronavirus crisis. Burgum is also keeping K-12 schools closed at least another week so school districts can map
Due to current COVID-19 concerns and to encourage social distancing in order to protect staff, customers, and the community, the Fertile City Council has ordered that the City Office and the Community Center be closed to the public until further notice. The only exceptions to the Community Center closure are patients visiting Altru Clinic and
