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GOVERNOR WALZ ANNOUNCES STATE HEALTH PLANS AGREE TO WAIVE COST-SHARING OF COVID-19 TREATMENT

Governor Tim Walz today announced that Minnesota’s health plans have agreed to waive cost-sharing for the treatment of COVID-19. This move comes in response to the Governor’s Commissioners of Health and Commerce sending a letter on March 13 urging the health plans to remove barriers to coverage during the COVID-19 pandemic. Minnesotans with commercial insurance—including […]

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THE SUMMIT FEATURED TENANT IS SISTER CLARIET PERREAULT

The SUMMIT Senior Apartments with Assisted Living Services treasures the life experiences of its tenants.  If you are looking for Sr. Clariet Perreault, you will more than likely find her busy at work accomplishing something important.  When staff knocked at her door seeking an interview; she was cutting out a teddy bear pattern from scrap

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THE DUDE’S CUSTOM SEAT COVERS MAKING MASKS FOR THE ORGANIZATIONS FIGHTING COVID-19

Another local business is helping provide support by making masks during the COVID-19 pandemic.  Wade Olson at The Dude’s Custom Seat Covers said he heard people talking about the need, so he began making masks that he’s been taking to the Villa, Altru, and RiverView.  “People were talking that they need them, so just decided

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CENTRAL PARK HAS FLOODED – PICTURE GALLERY

Central Park in Crookston has flooded with an ice jam at the bridge by the Crookston Public Library.  Some pictures of the park at 11:00 a.m. on Thursday, April 2 are below.

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MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH UPDATES COVID-19 NUMBERS (April 2)

The Minnesota Department of Health has updated the state’s COVID-19 numbers.  There have been 18 deaths total as of April 1 at 4:00 p.m.  All the information is below. Updated April 2, 2020 Updated daily at 11 a.m., with data current as of 4 p.m. the previous day. Testing Total approximate number of completed tests: 22,934

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CROOKSTON SCHOOL DISTRICT UPDATE FROM SUPERINTENDENT JEREMY OLSON

The world has changed so much since my last community communication. Everyone is practicing social distancing and we are all monitoring the spread of COVID-19. While the world may have changed in many ways that we are uncomfortable with there are still many elements of positivity to be seen.  While the limitations on unnecessary travel

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