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Crookston High School Music Ensembles perform at Valley Fair

All three performing ensembles of Crookston High School traveled to Valley Fair on May 27th to perform and enjoy some time at the park. The choir and orchestra performed at separate times on the stage for their final performance of the year. The band marched through the park, kicking off their marching season. Following their

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End of school year festivities are underway for Highland School

Highland Elementary School is celebrating the end of the school year with some fun activities. Today each grade will get an hour to play at the CSC in the Bouncy Obstacle Courses, and on Thursday, each class will get an opportunity to set off the Dunk Tank. First up to sit in the Dunk Tank

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“The Consent of the Governed” is the topic of this years Speaking Proudly oratory competition for high school girls

The fourth biennial Speaking Proudly oratory competition will look ahead to the United States’ semi-quincentennial, organizers of the Nov. 8 event announced. In their speeches, the high school girls competing at the Minnesota State Capitol will consider the topic, “The Consent of the Governed” in America’s 250th Year. “It’s an important topic, one based on

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3rd Annual Rydell National Wildlife Refuge Night Hike is this Saturday

On the evening of Saturday, May 31st, staff from Rydell National Wildlife Refuge and members of the Friends of Rydell and Glacial Ridge Refuges Association will jointly host a 3rd Annual Refuge Night Hike. This FREE event will begin at 9:00 p.m. at the Refuge Visitor Center. A brief introduction and background on what participants

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Get Kids Outdoors partners with the Highland First Graders to provide hands on learning

Thank you to the Get Kids Outdoors- Adam Parnow Memorial for all they have done to supplement the MN First Grade Science standards in regards to the life cycles of plants and animals. They provided hands-on learning opportunities that would not otherwise have been possible.  On Friday, May 16th, Fred Parnow with Get Kids Outdoors, brought soil,

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