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Self-Pay Sports Physical clinics begin Monday at Altru. Get your children ready for fall sports at locations across northeastern North Dakota and northwestern Minnesota. Here is a list of locations, dates, and times of available sports physical clinics at Altru: Altru Orthopedics & Sports Medicine l to schedule, call 701.795.2000. July 17: 5:30 p.m. – […]
The Northwest Research and Outreach Center’s (NWROC) annual Crops and Soils Day event is scheduled for Wednesday, July 19, 2023. The location of the event is at NWROC’s Maintenance/Farm Operations Building, located just south of Polk County Hwy 71 near the University of Minnesota Crookston Campus. Upon arrival, you will be directed to parking across
The Crookston Fire Department (CFD) responded to the following calls on 7/13/2023 – At 11:00 a.m., the CFD responded to Section 24 of Lowell Township along US Hwy 2 for a report of a vehicle stalled on the side of the road with smoke coming from under the hood. Upon arrival, the smoke had dissipated,
On July 12, 2023, a Polk County jury found Mohamed Abdulgani Ahmed, age 34, of East Grand Forks, Minnesota, guilty of Conspiracy to Commit Controlled Substance Crime in the First Degree-Sale, Controlled Substance Crime in the First Degree-Sale, Controlled Substance Crime in the Third Degree-Sale, Controlled Substance Crime in the First Degree-Possession, Controlled Substance Crime
The Crookston Visitors Bureau Board (CVB) met Thursday morning in the Crookston Inn conference room. CROOKSTON PARK AND REC APPROVED FOR REIMBURSEMENT The regular agenda started with the approval of Crookston Parks and Recreation reimbursement with the hockey tournament grant. Bob Magsam, Chairmen of the CVB board gave, explained this grant, “Crookston Park and Rec
Dry conditions continue to intensify, impacting crop and insect pest development. Despite delayed planting, corn development is ahead of normal. According to Dr. Jeff Coulter, a University of Minnesota Extension corn agronomist, warm temperatures during the early summer accelerated corn growth, and they are compensating for the late spring. “The heart of the pollination period
