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Crookston High School Senior Ella Weber has been accepted to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and spoke with KROX about getting accepted. Weber said getting accepted was both shocking and exciting. “I was very shocked when I found out,” said Weber. “It was exciting. I was actually talking with one of my friends asking […]
American Federal Bank in Crookston is pleased to welcome new employees, Ag and Business Banker Brian D. Frisk and Ag and Business Banking Analyst Chrissa R. Frisk. The Frisks have extensive careers in agriculture lending. Brian has been a Loan Officer and Vice President at AgCountry since 1996. Before AgCountry, he sold grain bins and
The Crookston Fire Department and Crookston Police Department were called to the Crookston High School late morning on Christmas Day after a sprinkler head broke and started the alarm system. When the fire department arrived, water was spewing from the broken sprinkler head, and water was all over the kitchen area. “We are very thankful
Crookston Pirates winter athletics and activities will begin/resume on January 4. Below is a message from the Crookston School District to remind families to complete their registration and sports physicals to – Please make sure you have signed up and paid the fee for your activity, so you are ready on the first day of
A few weeks ago it was announced the Crookston Community Food Baskets were canceled because of COVID-19. Crookston High School Activities, who usually helps with the program by packing and delivering the baskets took it upon themselves to make sure Crookston families in need got something this Christmas. Crookston Pirate Girls Basketball player, Amelia Overgaard,
The Crookston High School weight room will look a lot different when the kids come back to school after the Christmas break. The Crookston School Board approved the $60,000 upgrade for the equipment and flooring at their meeting on May 25. The project wasn’t completed as fast as the district wanted because of COVID. “We
