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THE POLK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS APPOINT GARY WILLHITE TO SERVE AS CHAIRMAN IN 2024

On Tuesday, the Polk County Commissioners met for the first time in 2024 at the Polk County Government Center. ELECTION OF OFFICERS The meeting began with the board appointing the Polk County Commissioner Chairman to Gary Willhite. Warren Strandell served as the Polk County Chairman in 2023 and has now been moved to the 2nd […]

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ARREST/FIRE REPORT-JANUARY 2

The Northwest Regional Correction Center reported the arrest of the following- Jacob Jay Neil Richard, 36, of Crookston, for driving after cancellation. Jamie Alameda, 52, of East Grand Forks, for disorderly conduct. Corey Lance Mathieu, 36, of Crookston, was charged with being a public nuisance. Wade Christopher LaPlante, 36, of Detroit Lakes, for traffic DUI.

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CROOKSTON DRIFTBUSTERS SNOWMOBILE CLUB OFFERING SAFETY TRAINING FIELD DAY

The Crookston Driftbusters Snowmobile Club will offer a Snowmobile Safety Training field day for students aged 12 and older on Saturday, January 6. Students must first complete an online portion of the class. The four-hour course must be completed on the student’s own time prior to the field day. There is a link on the

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ITASCA STATE PARK NATURE PROGRAM EVENTS JANUARY 5-26

The for the Itasca State Park Nature Program from January 5 to October 26 are listed below. Snowshoeing: Wildlife Watch Friday, January 5, 2024, from 1:30-2:30 p.m. Meet at the Jacob V. Brower Visitor Center Grab some snowshoes and head down the trail with a park naturalist searching for signs of wildlife in winter. The

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ALTRU CANCER CENTER WILL OFFER FREE LUNG CANCER SCREENINGS THROUGH JANUARY

Altru Cancer Center is offering free lung cancer screening during the month of January. “Finding and treating cancer early is the most effective way to save a life,” said Dr. Grant Seeger, radiation oncologist at Altru. “Screenings are the greatest tool we have in the fight against cancer.” Those who are eligible for free CT

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REDHORSE SPECIES RETURNS TO SAND HILL RIVER

The return of redhorse species to a stretch of the Sand Hill River in Polk County reflects improving trends that could lead to removal from the state’s impaired waters list as early as 2026. “Overall, things are looking much improved in terms of fish passage,” Murphy Steininger, who led the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency monitoring

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