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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 […]
Crookston High School held the graduation ceremony for the class of 2020 Saturday afternoon in the Crookston High School gymnasium. Two people from each graduate’s family were allowed to attend and every chair was six feet apart. Every student wore a Crookston Pirate facemask given to them by Steve Erickson and Erickson Embroidery. The student
Crookston High School will have graduation for the Class of 2020 on Saturday at 2 p.m. in the High School Gym. Crookston High School Principal Eric Bubna said each student is allowed two guests for social distancing. “We’ve got a socially distanced graduation,” said Bubna. “Each of the graduates will be able to have two
