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On Thursday, November 4, there will be a fundraiser at the Crookston Eagles Club for Kaylee Acevedo to raise money for her and her family as she begins the road to recovery from a tragic accident earlier this month. On October 4, Kaylee was riding her bicycle in downtown Crookston and, while stopped at the […]
Crookston High School Student Council Advisor and LEO Club Advisor Linda Morgan is looking for different ways to get students involved in the community. One of these ways this fall is by having a project through the High School’s LEO Club where students can help community members pick up and rake leaves in their yards.
Harvest Church and Trinity Lutheran Church of Crookston, along with the Crookston High School Leo Club will be holding another drive-through food distribution event on Saturday morning (May 22). The group has partnered with Farmers to Families and free food boxes will be available in the Crookston High School parking lot starting at about 9:30
The Crookston High School Leo Club was awarded a 2019-202 Leo Club Award of Excellence. This is the 29th straight year the Leo Club has received the award from the Lions International. The 29-straight years receiving the Award of Excellence is a record no other club in the world comes close to matching. This year
Crookston High School LEO Club members and Crookston Firefighters have been ringing the bell for the Salvation Army in Crookston. The Salvation Army is looking for bell ringers through December 24. If you would like to help, contact Margee Keller at 218-349-4566. Crookston High School Leo Club members Elliot Bartrum, Ethan Erdman, and Nathan Kelly
The Crookston Care & Share recently received two food donations. One from Harvest Church, who organized four semi-trucks filled with boxes of food to be delivered to the community over the last two weeks. And the second from the Crookston High School Leo Club and Crookston Police Department, who collected over 1,200 pounds of food
