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Explore possibilities and consider the options after high school graduation. Whether students are college-bound already or feeling uncertain about their future, they can discover the opportunities available close to home or across the country during College Exploration Day, Friday, April 26, at the University of Minnesota Crookston. Check-in begins at 10:00 a.m. in the Prairie […]
Administrative Professionals Week is April 22-26, and your administrative professional will have a chance to win flowers once a month for a year courtesy of Montague’s Flower Shop and KROX. We know how important your administrative professional is to your business. So, give them the recognition they deserve! Nominate them as Montague’s Administrative Professional of
The topics were wide and varied as faculty and staff at the University of Minnesota Crookston (UMC) hosted the inaugural Faculty Research Fair. It was a time for students to discover what the faculty at UMC are working on outside the classroom. They also had the chance to interact with faculty, get hands-on experience, and
Three members of the University of Minnesota Crookston Campus Advancement and Advisory Board (CAAB) have stepped down after years of service to the Board. Pete Kappes, Roger Moe, and Jerry Knutson completed their terms in 2019 and were recognized for their contributions during the spring meeting of CAAB held recently. “These three board members have
The Crookston Airport Commission held interviews with two perspective engineer firms Thursday morning for the master planning process. The commission is recommending SEH (St. Paul) to the City Council. The other interview was a partnership between Widseth-Smith-Nolting (WSN) and TKDA (St. Paul). Both firms have prior experience working with the City of Crookston. WSN partners
Crookston Public Schools is holding a Community Input Session for their strategic planning process on Tuesday, April 23 at 5:30 p.m. in the Crookston High School commons. The community input session will help the district and school board determine their plan and implementation process for the next five years. Superintendent Jeremy Olson encouraged community members
