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Local teen Austin Lund recently went on an adventure with the AO1 Mountain Movers. The Mountain Movers program is one of the Carson Wentz AO1 foundations Outdoor Ministries, which provide once-in-a-lifetime hunting, fishing, or other outdoor experiences for children with life-threatening illnesses or other life-altering medical situations. These children are taught the ethical practices behind […]
The Crookston Masonic Lodge recently held a breakfast fundraiser for the Crookston High School FFA and raised $3,212. Lester Wilkens, treasurer of the Crookston Masonic Lodge, and Jack Hanson, Master of the Crookston Lodge, presented Crookston High School FFA students Joslyn Wallace, Austin Lund, and Brianna Colborn with the check. The funds were used to
The Crookston High School held its Halloween Costume Contest and Parade this morning before classes began. Participants checked in and walked around the High School as classmates watched and some teachers judged. There were over 50 entries from the students, and six winners were selected, three from 7th-8th grade and three from 9th-12th grade, by
