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On Tuesday morning, the Polk County Board of Commissioners met inside the Polk County Government Center for a regular meeting. HIGHWAY-RICHARD SANDERS County Engineer Richard Sanders approached the board with a Maintenance Request repairing some erosion in County Ditch 99, located by Crookston Township Road near the Red Lake River that happened during last year’s […]
Get ready to scream and laugh in terror on Saturday, January 14, and Sunday, January 15, as local filmmakers and cousins Kale and Charles Eickhof will present their horror film LOON! at the Grand Theatre in Crookston. The movie, which was shot entirely in and around Union Lake and Crookston, features an all-local cast and
The annual Knights of Columbus free throw contest is back again at the Crookston High School gymnasium this Sunday, January 8, for all boys and girls ages 9-14. The 51-year-old competition is a free event for all children to participate in to provide an athletic outlet and encourage the values of sportsmanship and healthy competition
Senator Mark Johnson (R-East Grand Forks) took the oath of office on Tuesday as the Minnesota Senate began the 93rd legislative session. “It’s an exciting day to be here to begin building relationships with each other, and to build Minnesota up to being a greater state,” Johnson told Senators in his floor remarks. “Today we’re turning over
From Adeline to Zoey, Aaron to Zephyr, and a little bit of everything in-between, nearly 100 babies were born at RiverView Health in 2022. The top name of 2022 for baby girls born at RiverView was Evelyn or Evelynn, as one little one’s moniker is spelled. Harper and Emersyn were close behind in a tie
The Crookston American Legion Auxiliary Nels T Wold Unit 20 presented a Scholarship to Mallorie Sundeen, a recent graduate of CHS by its Education Scholarship Chair Margee Keller. Mallorie is an Occupational Therapy Assistant Student at Northland Tech College, East Grand Forks, and the daughter of Jeff and Tracey Sundeen and granddaughter of Jim and
