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All Lake Agassiz Regional Library (LARL) branches and LINK sites will be closed on Monday, November 11 in observance of Veterans Day. Regular hours of operation will resume Tuesday, November 12. LARL’s branch libraries are located in Ada, Bagley, Barnesville, Breckenridge, Climax, Crookston, Detroit Lakes, Fertile, Fosston, Hawley, Mahnomen, McIntosh, and Moorhead. LARL’s LINK sites are found in Cormorant, […]
On Thursday, students at Our Savior’s Lutheran School attended the Beyond the Yellow Ribbon program at the Crookston Public Library. The program’s mission is to increase community awareness of local military families and encourage community members to be good neighbors. A key aspect of the program is the Missing Man Table, which honors military children.
The Crookston Police Department and members of the Crookston High School Leo Club are spending Thursday and Friday afternoon prepping the Crookston National Guard Armory for the 32nd Annual Halloween Party. Lieutenant Darin Selzler said setup takes two days, and this year’s party will be on Saturday, October 26. “Today is the first day of
This year’s theme for Celebrate the Young Child events is MUSIC. At an early age, music can enrich their language, literacy, social development, cognition, attention span, mathematical, motor and self-regulation skills. Whether you sing lullabies to your little one, play them classical music or crank up your own favorite tunes, research shows that introducing children
Author Chris Ingraham made headlines when he wrote a national article declaring Red Lake County, Minnesota the “worst place to live in America”. When the community challenged him to visit their community, he flew to Minnesota for a surprise visit, and will now share the story of how, impressed by the locals’ warmth, humor, and
The Crookston City Council members voted Monday night during their Special Ways & Means Committee meeting to partially fund the $250,000 loan request from Epitome Energy. During their last meeting on August 12, Councilman Jake Fee suggested that the City of Crookston fund a portion of the loan with CHEDA funding the rest. Fee had
