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The Northwest Minnesota Arts Council (NWMAC) is pleased to announce Heritage Through Image, a photography exhibit open through June. This exhibit includes 22 images depicting traditional practices, customs, and folklore, serving as a visual representation of regional heritage. This exhibit was first shown at the Sorenson Gallery in Fosston last year and was sponsored by […]
Polk County Public Health’s February Fitness Fever event scheduled for Sunday, February 2 has been canceled due to a lack of snow for sledding in Central Park in Crookston. February Fitness Fever is a month-long initiative designed to encourage community members to stay active during the winter season. Every Sunday in February, community members can participate
Friday morning, Crookston Schools Superintendant Randall Bergquist posted a video on Crookston Public Schools Facebook page informing the community of the police presence on Crookston High School campus this morning. Bergquist says some suspicious comments were made that led to the police presence. “It was a comment that was made sometime yesterday, but law enforcement
The Northwest Regional Corrections Center reported the arrest of the following– Brett James Larson, 37, of West Fargo, for DUI The Crookston Fire Department (CFD) responded to the following call overnight: At 4:20 a.m., CFD responded to Gentilly for an EMS assist. Crews assisted EMS with lifting a patient into bed and cleared the scene.
Scruffy Tails Human Society held a board meeting on Tuesday, January 28, at Scruffy Tails. The meeting began with a review of December’s meeting minutes, and then the Treasurer’s Report was given. Scruffy Tails board Treasurer Marcia Haglund said there was not much to report as the doors have been closed. She did, however, report
The June Shaver Estate announced the 2025 gifts and donations to the Crookston High School and other organizations within Crookston. June Shaver has continued to make a significant impact on the Crookston community since her passing in 2014. June’s Estate has donated over $1 million in 10 years. On Thursday, at the Crookston High School
