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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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ARREST/FIRE REPORT-DECEMBER 29

The Northwest Regional Correction Center reported the arrest of the following- Kane Walter Moon, 23, of Climax, for malicious punishment of a child. Wilmer Roberto Fuentes, 42, of Willmar, for traffic DUI.  

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CHEDA APPROVES FINAL BUDGET FOR 2024

The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) held a special meeting on Thursday morning at Valley Technology Park to set the final budget for 2024. There are minor differences in the 2024 budget in contrast to the 2024 budget, which includes expected increases. The total income in 2023 was 1.97 million dollars and is

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RIVERVIEW HEALTH INTRODUCES NEW DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING DIRECTOR BRIANNA IVERSON

Brianna Iverson is RiverView Health’s new Diagnostic Imaging director. However, if you’ve been a RiverView patient or team member for the last decade or so, she may not be new to you. The East Grand Forks native did two rotations in the department as a radiologic technology student from 2011 to 2013 while attending Northland

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BENEDICTINE LIVING COMMUNITY-CROOKSTON CONTINUES LIGHT UP A LIFE DISPLAY

The Benedictine Living Community Crookston Auxiliary is accepting donations for its annual Light Up A Life Display. This event is sponsored by the Crookston Auxiliary, where the Benedictine Living Community displays the Light Up A Life at their facility. “We have the stairwell all lit up; we’ve done Christmas trees and different things each year,”

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ADAM ARRIAGA BUILDS NEW SHELVES FOR HIGH SCHOOL TROPHY CASE

Adam Arriaga, a senior at Crookston High School taking Travis Oliver’s Advanced Woods class, took on a unique project of making new shelves for the entryway trophy case. The current shelves did not have an edge on the front, so the awards kept falling off and getting damaged. Athletic Director Nate Lubarski asked if there was

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