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The United Way of Crookston received their check from Hugo’s Family Marketplace Manager Bob O’Halloran on Wednesday. Hugo’s held a golf tournament that helped raise, $9,828.35 for the United Way of Crookston. “Hugo’s is a great community partner,” says Lori Wagner Executive Director of the United Way. “Bob O’Halloran and Nick Nelson from Hugo’s were true […]
Over 50 students in grades Pre-K to seniors in high school are involved this week in robotics camps at the University of Minnesota Crookston. The camps, sponsored by the Math, Science, and Technology Department, began on Tuesday and run through the end of the week. Opportunities include exploring Lego WeDo robots for younger students and experiencing robotics
A new law that goes into effect August 1 means people convicted of driving while intoxicated – regardless of the vehicle they’re driving – will lose their driver’s license and be prohibited from operating motor vehicles, including all-terrain vehicles, motorboats, and snowmobiles. The state Legislature passed the law following the death of 8-year-old Alan Geisenkoetter
One of the biggest events of the year in Crookston is Nite to Unite at Central Park and it will be held on Tuesday, August 7 with fun for the family, thousands and thousands of dollars in prizes and most importantly, a chance for the community to get up close and personal with their local
The 100th Annual Convention of the American Legion-Department of Minnesota was held from July 18-21, 2018 in Rochester. Jean Walker, Warren Unit 27, was elected the new MN Auxiliary Department President for 2018-2019. Darrel Redepenning, Anoka Post 102, was elected the MN Department Commander for 2018-2019. Margee Keller, Crookston Unit 20, was appointed the MN
Cardiovascular disease has been the number one killer of Americans since 1920, according to the American Heart Association (AHA). Chances are your great-grandparents or another member of your family tree probably died from heart disease. Unfortunately, projections only show an increase in individuals suffering with the disease. In 2011 the American Heart Association predicted that
