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The University of Minnesota Crookston hosted its annual Career & Internship Fair on October 3 in the Sargeant Student Center, welcoming over 50 organizations and eight graduate programs to campus to connect with students. Approximately 240 students attended, which demonstrated strong growth and engagement from previous years. In comparison, in 2022, there were 98 student registrations […]
The Minnesota Hospital Association (MHA) recently recognized RiverView Health for excellence in innovation, advocacy, and leadership. RiverView team members attended its Annual Meeting, where they received the Quality and Safety Improvement Award, which recognizes Minnesota hospitals or health systems that have taken extraordinary and innovative steps to prioritize patient safety. Specifically, RiverView was recognized for
The Northwest Regional Correction Center Reported the Arrest Of The Following- Lance Mitchell Sayler, 46, of Grand Forks, for DUI Lewis Jerome Bingham, 35, was arrested in Crookston for Domestic Assault Erik John Sodren, 45, was arrested in Crookston for Contempt of Court
The Crookston Planning Commission Meeting took place Tuesday at City Hall. After the September minutes were approved and the Commission tabled the Election of Officers due to not having enough Committee members on hand, they moved on to item three on the agenda. Item three was an RV and Automobile Storage Facility brought back to
The Tri-County Regional Community Corrections Board met at the Polk County Justice Center on Monday morning, October 14. The September 2024 Minutes were approved, and Andrew Larson, Executive Director of Tri-County Community Corrections, continued with the Monthly Statistical Report. The average daily population for the month of September was 143.43, with 120 being males and
The Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) announced $4.7 million in land redevelopment grant funding for eight projects statewide and one blighted land demolition loan. The grant funding will create or retain 278 jobs, collectively increase local tax bases by $1.28 million and leverage $174.7 million in private investment. The eight grants from
