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Congresswoman Michelle Fischbach visited Alluma’s Northwest Apartments in response to a letter from the Northwest Minnesota Council of Collaboratives, representing a coalition of organizations across eight counties. The visit focused on shared concerns about the proposed $880 billion in federal budget cuts—targeted through the Energy and Commerce Committee—and their potential impact on Medicaid access in rural […]
Crookston High School Juniors and Seniors are getting ready to attend this year’s prom celebration on Saturday, April 26, and we stopped into the schoolhouse to talk to Prom Coordinator, Linda Morgan, to hear about all of the preparations for this year’s festivities. “Our theme this year is, “At Last I See the Light”, and
Co. Line 04-10-2025 The County Line By Warren Strandell Polk County Commissioner, Dist. 2 While at an eating establishment a couple of weeks ago, someone asked me, “So, what do you think of Trump now?” This was after some of the first big controversial cuts had been made in government programs and spending. Some services were
Troy Alan Tadych, 61, a beloved son, brother, father, and friend, passed away unexpectedly on Friday, November 22, 2024, at his residence in Fertile, leaving behind a legacy of love and cherished memories. Born on July 1, 1963, to Richard and Kathryn (Waldack) Tadych in Excelsior, Minnesota, Troy’s journey through life was marked by his
Aspiring stained glass artists are invited to create their own stained glass honeycomb with workshops hosted by local libraries. Admission is free to these two hour classes, which will be taught by artist Morgan Niederkorn. Niederkorn will walk participants through selecting glass pieces, fusing them together and completing their artwork. The programs are intended for those
Calling all high school students, and parents of high school students, who are ready to sign up for Drivers Education. There are a couple sessions coming up starting with one in the beginning of April. “We do offer spring session for Drivers Ed. A lot of kids get busy in the summer working so that
