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Staff from the Tri-Valley Opportunity Council’s Administrative Offices were recently able to donate over 40 pillows and non-perishable food items to the Crookston Care and Share. Pictured below are Amy Theis, Brian Halos & Kristal Paul with some of the pillows.
Cathedral, First Presbyterian, St. Paul’s Lutheran, Trinity Lutheran, and Harvest Churches in Crookston invite everyone to “Follow the Star” on Sunday, December 19, from 5:00-6:00 p.m. The event is a community drive-by live nativity experience that will take 15-20 minutes to complete. The event was also put on last year, and Francine Olson of Trinity
The Crookston Care and Share recently received donations from the Presbyterian Women’s Association. They made one donation to the Care and Share general operations fund, and one to the Emergency Assistance fund. Pictured below is Marlys Finkenbinder (Presbyterian Women’s Association) presenting the checks to Brian Halos (Crookston Care and Share Executive Director).
Ottertail Power Company held its Holiday Light Exchange event in Crookston on October 26, from 2:30 to 6:00 p.m. Ottertail Power Company Energy Management Representative Aaron Sigette explained why the event was held and the goals they were trying to accomplish. “We essentially are trying to recycle old Christmas Lights and replace them with new,
The Leo Club and the Crookston Police Dept. would like to thank the community for the donations that were dropped off for the Care and Share Food Shelf during the Halloween Food Drive last night. It was a great turn out of vehicles driving through and dropping off food items and kids getting a bag
The Crookston High School Leo Club and Crookston Police Department will be putting on a Drive by Halloween Night Food Drive. The event will take place in the West parking lot at Crookston High School. Crookston High School Leo Club Advisor Linda Morgan and Crookston Police Department Lieutenant Darin Selzler are overseeing the event this
