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The Crookston Community Theatre will present a live radio production titled Rick Lowell, Private Eye, “The Stuff That Dreams Are Made Of” by Anthony E. Palermo. The showings will take place from April 25-27 at the Crookston Eagles Club, and each show will begin at 7:00 p.m. Tickets will be available at the door or […]
This year’s Summer Arts Safari and Crookston Community Theatre presentation will be Roald Dahl’s Willy Wonka. This production will be very similar to the original screenplays but will be the junior version. “The kids all participate, and they all have a character,” said Production Coordinator Fugi Baig. “This is production approved for the version of
The Crookston Community Theatre will present Vintage Hitchcock, a live radio play by Joe Landry, with the Grand opening on July 17. This three-act play is styled as a vintage 1940s radio station production. Alfred Hitchcock and his early writing inspire the stories. They include the Lodger, Sabotage, and the 39 Steps. For anyone reminiscing
The Crookston Community Education Committee met for its third meeting of the year on Tuesday afternoon in the Crookston High School to discuss upcoming programs for the Crookston Public Schools. EARLY CHILDHOOD PROGRAMMING After approving the minutes from their last meeting on January 24, ECFE Parent Educator Gina Gunderson updated the board on the 2023
On Wednesday, the June Shaver Estate announced the 2023 gifts to the Crookston High School and other organizations in Crookston in the amount of $92,532. June Shaver was a notable donator to the Crookston community with the intent of helping students improve their education before she passed away in 2014. “June’s legacy was the young
On Wednesday, the June Shaver Estate announced the 2022 gifts to the Crookston High School and other Crookston Community Organizations. Shaver passed away in 2014, and the estate has donated in Shaver’s honor ever since. Dave Aamoth of Edward Jones manages the estate and said it’s an honor for him. “It really is an honor
