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The Northwest Regional Corrections Center reported the arrest of the following– Trisha Mary Berg, 44, of Fisher, was arrested in Crookston for DUI. Crookston Fire Calls At 9:00 a.m. the Fire Department was called out to a 2-vehicle crash on the intersection of Highway 75 and County Highway 9. The FD directed traffic, assisted with clearing […]
Longtime Crookston residents, Mark and LeAnn Halland, are reaching out to the Crookston Community for help supporting their Grandson Caleb Halland (23), who wants to donate a kidney to his dad, Jason Halland. Jason was diagnosed with early-stage Chronic Kidney Disease in his 20s, and the disease progressed to Stage 5 in 2023. Jason has
The Crookston Public Schools Finance Committee met on Wednesday, June 18, in the District Office Conference Room. The 2026 budget was the top for the meeting ahead of the next School Board meeting on Monday, June 23. Crookston Schools Business Manager Blake Stoltman presented the committee with a preliminary budget for 2026. The district is
The City of Grand Forks released the information below regarding the Thursday morning gas line that was struck at 2806 Airport Dr. in Grand Forks during site excavation. At approximately 9:00 AM on Thursday, June 19th, the Grand Forks Fire Department was dispatched to 2806 Airport Dr, for a gas line that was struck. Grand
Altru Health System and Universal Health Services (NYSE: UHS) have taken the next step to expand inpatient behavioral health services at Altru as they celebrated a groundbreaking ceremony on June 17, 2025. The groundbreaking, which marks the beginning of the design and construction process, was for the expansion of the inpatient unit at Altru Behavioral
Conditions across farm country might be rife with uncertainty, but the leadership foundation of the Minnesota Soybean Growers Association (MSGA) remains rock solid. Farmer leaders chose stability by unanimously reelecting Wells farmer Darin Johnson as president Wednesday during MSGA’s June board meeting in Mankato. “I’m honored to once again represent this storied organization,” Johnson said.
