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RiverView Healthcare Association members heard the ups and downs of 2022 virtually Monday, January 23, during the Association’s 125th Annual Meeting. In her ninth year in the lead position, RiverView President/CEO Carrie Michalski shared the annual operations report for Fiscal Year 2022. “Rural hospitals are struggling nationwide,” she stated. “Here at RiverView, despite solid patient […]
At approximately 10:35 a.m. this morning, the Grand Forks Fire Department was dispatched to the Continental Covenant Apartments at 1712 Continental Dr. for a fire alarm with smoke. Crews arrived on the scene of a two-story apartment building that was partially evacuated. Fire crews entered the building to find a cooking fire, which was extinguished
The Northwest Regional Corrections reported the following arrests. Dean Mathew Columbus-Kalstabakken, 48, of Plummer, for Emergency Telephone Calls/CommunicInterfere with 911 Call Juan Gallegos DeLeon Jr., 53, of Crookston, for 3rd-Degree Drug Possession of Schedule 1 or 2 Narcotics in a School/Park/Public Housing Zone. Mohamed Zerfu Alemu, 41, of East Grand Forks, for 2nd-Degree DUI
The Crookston City Council met on Monday at 5:30 p.m. inside the City Hall Council Chambers. CONSENT AGENDA The Consent Agenda consisted of approving the City Council minutes from their meeting on January 9 and the City of Crookston Bills and Disbursements of $268,798.63. It included approving the Economic Development Authority & Housing Authority meeting
The Crookston School Board held its regular meeting on Monday night in the Crookston High School Choir/Orchestra room. FFA PRESENTATION The meeting started with a presentation from FFA students. There are currently 235 kids in FFA, with 40 active members in Crookston. There are currently 15 Crookston students going to the state competition, with four
The Crookston Public School Board met on Monday afternoon for a Special Meeting to discuss the progress of the search for its next superintendent. The meeting began with the board reviewing the stakeholder input information from the survey they had sent to the public earlier in the month. Interim Superintendent Dave Kuehn reported they had
