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The Grand Forks Public Health Department has been accepted for inclusion into the Influenza Vaccination Honor Roll by the Immunization Action Coalition. The Influenza Vaccination Honor Roll represents the champions who have taken the lead in mandating influenza vaccination within their organization or institution. During the past four flu seasons, 100% of Health Department personnel […]
Garden Valley Technologies is partnering with Netflix to provide customers the highest quality viewing experience possible. In February, Netflix provided Garden Valley with two servers that are installed at the main central office in Erskine. These servers are updated daily with the most popular and trending titles Netflix has to offer. The local servers allow
Crookston and the KROX listening area, including portions of northwest and west central Minnesota and eastern North Dakota are in a Blizzard Warning from 3:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on Sunday, February 24. Ground blizzard conditions are expected. Total snow accumulations of up to one inch with winds gusting as high as 50 mph causing
In recognition of the time and efforts Thomas C. Lenertz provided to the establishment and advancement of RiverView Health Foundation (RHF), its Board of Directors established the Lenertz Family Healthcare Scholarship. As one of RiverView Foundation’s original founders in 1990, Mr. Lenertz was instrumental in all development stages of RHF. As Riverview Healthcare Association CEO,
Despite the cold, winter at the University of Minnesota Crookston campus has been busy. Our basketball teams have had several games every week and the tennis, softball, and baseball teams have begun playing. The “We are Water,” exhibit has brought many new people to campus, and although it was a cold day, we had a great turnout
The National Weather Service has issued an updated flood forecast showing a significant increase in the threat of snowmelt flooding across the main stem Red River and the sub-basins including the Red Lake River. “The bottom line up front is we do have a risk for significant flooding that has increased substantially since January,” said
