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UPDATE: Current City Councilmember Joseph Shostell filed to withdraw his candidacy for Crookston Mayor on Thursday. With Shostell’s withdrawal, six candidates remain on the ballot for Crookston Mayor. 15 people filed to run for Crookston Mayor and Crookston City Council, with seven people filing for mayor and eight people filing for the four city council
The Northwest Regional Corrections Center in Crookston has reported the arrest of the following: Kirikia P. Basargin, 48, of Erskine, for third-degree DUI with one aggravating factor Lawrence Jarmaine Daniels, 48, of Grand Rapids, for failure to appear-charged/convicted gross misdemeanor/misdemeanor Kendall Earl Wayne Ogema, 37, of East Grand Forks, for domestic assault-violation of an order
Crookston High School will host a Parents, Athletes, and Coaches (PAC) meeting for the upcoming fall sports season on Thursday, August 6, at 7:00 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Activities Director Evan Pederson coordinates the annual meeting, which is an opportunity for student-athletes to meet Pederson and the fall sport coaches, get the season’s
Across the country, extensive research is underway to keep agricultural land in production while developing it for solar energy. These dual-use “agrivoltaic” systems involve studying everything from panel-created microclimates and soil health protection to capital investments and livestock and crop performance under solar arrays. To highlight current findings, University of Minnesota Extension will host the
Hunter Cardinal of Crookston finished in first place at the Pennington County Fair’s demolition derby on July 19, as spectators and racers helped raise over $6,200 for the Crashing for Karter fundraiser. The fundraiser was organized to support Karter Dallmann, a 14-year-old boy from Thief River Falls, who was recently diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia.
The Midwest Shrine Association will celebrate its 95th Annual Summer Session in the Crookston and Grand Forks region this August, bringing together Shriners and their families from across six states and two Canadian provinces for three days of fellowship, competition, music, and community celebration. “We are excited to welcome Shriners and their families from across the Midwest
