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The Crookston Pirate Football program will host its annual Youth Football Camp August 6 – 8 from 7:00 – 8:30 p.m. each eveining. The camps is for third through sixth graders and will be held at the UMC Football Field. Cost: $50 You must register by July 23rd to guarantee a camp t-shirt. Payment is […]
The Clean Energy Resource Teams (CERTs), in conjunction with the University of Minnesota, provide clean energy assistance to businesses and organizations in Greater Minnesota. All of CERTs’ assistance is at no cost. For businesses, CERTs can help with: Information on utility programs (such as energy assessments and rebates) Assistance throughout the process of getting solar,
Crookston Pirate Boys Tennis Senior Isaac Thomforde won the Section 8A Boys Tennis Singles championship and received the #3 seed at the Minnesota Class A Singles State Tournament played at Reed-Sweatt Tennis Center in Minneapolis on Thursday, Isaac’s first-round match was against Patrick Green of the Breck School. Isaac had a great start, winning the
Former University of Minnesota Crookston pitcher Jake Osowski (East Grand Forks) signed a professional contract with the Fargo-Moorhead RedHawks of the American Association. He becomes the fifth player who is currently playing professional baseball, who was a former Golden Eagle baseball player. The Golden Eagles have had 10 former baseball players go on to play
Crookston youth wrestlers had their final wrestling tournament of the season as eight wrestlers made their way to Grand Rapids Jaycee’s State Tournament at the Grand Rapids High School last weekend. The tournament kicked off on Friday evening for 5th-8th graders, and on Saturday morning, pre-k through 4th grade competed. Aiden Samuelson took home 1st
On Wednesday, April 10, the Crookston Airport Commission met in the City Hall conference room and reviewed bids for the proposed T-Hangar project. The Crookston Airport previously estimated the T-Hangar project to cost approximately $2.5 million. After reviewing the bids, the lowest responsible bidder was Gustafson and Goudge of Clearbrook, in the amount of $2,797,077,
