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Owner of B &E Meats in Crookston, Brent Epema, attended the annual Minnesota Association of Meat Processors meeting and dish competition last week in St. Cloud. By the time it was over, B & E Meats had brought some hardware back to Crookston. Every processing plant (that is a member of the association) attended this […]
The Northwest Regional Correction Center reported the arrest of the following- James Lucas St Claire, 37, no address listed, for domestic assault. Jordan Lee Skinaway, 30, of Fosston, for second-degree assault with a dangerous weapon. Misty Marie Malmo, 46, of Bagley, for traffic DUI. Chad Joseph Boman, 48, of Crookston, for second-degree traffic DUI.
After a mild winter that saw minimal snowfall, spring arrived. Unfortunately, Minnesota residents will likely have their good fortune put on hold this weekend. UPCOMING SNOWSTORM OVERVIEW The Grand Forks National Weather Service has announced a potential snowstorm this weekend. The Weather Service shows that the storm will begin late on Saturday night or early
The Crookston Community Education board met on Tuesday in the Crookston High School District Office. E.C.F.E. PROGRAM UPDATES E.C.F.E. parent educator Gina Gunderson started the meeting by giving the board program updates from the E.C.F.E. and what is to come this spring. “Our families are really enjoying their gym time,” said Gunderson, “With Pop in
Before the craze of spring planting, it’s time to think farm safety, or, more specifically, farmer safety. RiverView Health will offer a free public health presentation on Wednesday, March 27, titled “Spine Care for Farmers: Occupational Health in the Farming Community.” Josie Huot, a University of North Dakota Occupational Therapy Doctoral student, will present on
Crookston High School was forced into a lockdown on Wednesday afternoon at approximately 1:40 p.m. after a small group of high school students got into an altercation just outside of the district office. “We had an incident involving a small number of students,” said Crookston Public Schools Superintendent Randy Bergquist, “It happened to be right
