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The cast of the Crookston one-act play, Dark Road, received their awards for the sub-section and section competition this week. Crookston placed 1st in the subsection, and 2nd in the section.
Crookston High School will host Snow Fest next week, February 22-26. Each day of the week will have a different theme and due to COVID-19 restrictions, that are some normal events, like a pep fest that won’t be held. Student Council Advisor Linda Morgan covered the events for Monday. “Monday is going to be jersey
Minneschlagen, a company recently started by two couples with Crookston roots is offering a new unique game set that gives back to the Crookston community. Michael Nicholas and Matt and Allison (Bakken) Reck all of Crookston, and Michael’s wife Danielle recently released a Crookston Pirate game set. Nicholas said they’ll be giving a portion of sales
Crookston High School will have all students back for in-person learning when the doors open on Tuesday morning for the first time in 11 months. The 10th through 12th graders will be returning to every day in-person after the 7th through 9th graders returned on February 1. High School Principal Eric Bubna said it’s fun
The Crookston High School One Act Play “Dark Road” was named the runner-up of the Section 8A One-Act Play Contest Friday night. Bagley High School won the contest and advanced to the state contest with their play titled “Orphan Trains.”
Crookston High School students put on a powerful public performance of their one-act play “Dark Road” on Thursday evening. The play tells the story of the change that transpires in a young German woman after she is hired as a guard at a women’s concentration camp. The main character, Greta played by Victoria Proulx, is
