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Regain your confidence in everyday activities through RiverView Health’s free fall- prevention series, A Matter of Balance, beginning May 5 in Crookston. The series is for anyone who has fallen in the past or has restricted activities because of the fear of falling. Class participants will learn to: • View falls as controllable • Set […]
The Northwest Regional Corrections Center reported the arrest of the following– Tessa Geraldine Johnson, 19, was arrested in Crookston, for Domestic Assault. John James Nogowski, 36, was arrested in East Grand Forks, for 3rd Degree Drug Possession. Frederick George Rush, 51, was arrested in Crookston, for 3rd Degree Drug Possession Ronda Leigh Lozano, 55, was
It’s always great to hear about things happening in Crookston, especially when different community groups are teaming up to make Crookston better. We sat down with Crookston Community Development Director Karie Kirschbaum, Professor of Marketing at the University of Minnesota Crookston Al Fattal Anas, and Associate Professor Eric Castle to hear about a project they
Join your library for an entertaining performance of Scandinavian music featuring Norwegian and Swedish songs sung in their original languages. Featuring Project: Constellation, the performance will feature a variety of pieces, from classical music to Eurovision winner songs, music for children, and holiday tunes. The husband and wife duo features guitarist Santiago Silva, a native
Co. Line 04-10-2025 The County Line By Warren Strandell Polk County Commissioner, Dist. 2 While at an eating establishment a couple of weeks ago, someone asked me, “So, what do you think of Trump now?” This was after some of the first big controversial cuts had been made in government programs and spending. Some services were
The Minnesota Department of Public Safety’s Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA) has identified the officer who discharged his firearm during a use-of-force incident on April 7 just south of Crookston. Crookston Police Department Officer Sean Murphy has been in law enforcement for 14 years. The police department has placed him on standard critical incident leave. The
