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The Minnesota Department of Health is reporting 15 more COVID-19 related death, 3,385 new confirmed cases, and 98 positive antigen tests. There was a second COVID-19 related death in Polk County for the week, an individual age 85-89 and the sixth since the start of the pandemic. Another 56 new cases were confirmed in the […]
The Minnesota Department of Health is reporting nine additional deaths, 2,935 confirmed cases of COVID-19, and 19 positive antigen tests. Polk County reported 37 positive cases. The positive test results were found in 36,146 completed tests for a positive rate of 8.1 percent. Updated November 2, 2020 Updated daily at 11 a.m., with data current
The Fisher School COVID Incident Command Team met on Sunday, November 1, and determined that due to the number of people required to be in quarantine or isolation, all child care through 12th-grade students will go to distance learning for an anticipated period of two weeks. Monday, November 2 will be a non-instructional day to
When Governor Tim Walz was in Crookston last week for the Ag Innovation Campus groundbreaking ceremony, he also made a second stop in town at American Crystal. Governor Walz said he wanted to check on how things had gone this year after the recent struggles, notably the wet conditions during the 2019 harvest. “It was
The Crookston School District notified parents/guardians of kids that attend Crookston High School and Highland School that somebody that was at both schools tested positive for COVID-19. The official notice is below – This is a general notification that an individual has tested positive for COVID-19 who was present at both Highland Elementary School and Crookston
The Minnesota Department of Health released Sunday’s COVID-19 numbers and Polk County reported 59 new cases. Marshall County-10, Pennington County-7, Roseau County-5, Red Lake County-3, Norman County-3, Kittson County-1, Mahnomen County-1. Minnesota reported 2,190 confirmed COVID-19 cases out of 31,184 tests for a positive rate of seven percent. The state reported 18 deaths with one
