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The Cornstalk Jamboree was held today in the Red Barn in the Crookston downtown square, where farmers gathered to sell some of their produce and harvest to the community. Along with purchasing produce, the community could play a Kid’s Fishing Pond or purchase an Activity Kit, listen to music performed by Alex Conwell, and purchase […]
The Polk County Historical Society is helping Polk County and the Red River Valley celebrate the history of its origins with Pioneer Day, happening on Sunday, September 11, from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the Polk County Museum. Admission is free, and everyone is welcome to enjoy the various events, which include music performances,
The Polk County Pioneer Day was held this afternoon at the Polk County Historical Society Museum. There were live musical performances by the O’Neil Family Musicians, Alex Conwell, and the Woodpicks. The Sun Country and You Petting Zoo was available for kids, and plenty of antique machines and equipment were on site to look at.
