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More students in Travis Oliver’s Community Projects Class at the Crookston High School have finished projects that they’ve been working on. The class consists of groups of students who do different projects based on the community’s needs and ideas that the students come up with. The most recent project completed by members of the class
The Crookston Visitors Bureaus (CVB) search for a Tourism Coordinator is over, as they have hired Cathy LaJesse to fill the role. LaJesse is originally from the Crookston area and moved back to Crookston 13 years ago. LaJesse’s main roles will be to help enhance current events that the CVB helps put on and bring
The Crookston High School’s Community Projects class has been busy so far this school year, and a few of the students most recent project had to do with making new pub tables for the Crookston Sports Center. The tables will sit behind the Xcel Energy seats in the Blue Arena and serve as an area
The Crookston Pirates Boys Hockey team raised funds for the Crookston Community Christmas Food Basket Committee this year. The funds raised help families in need purchase groceries from Hugo’s Family Marketplace in Crookston. Pirates Head Coach Josh Hardy decided to make things interesting this year and run one lap around the Crookston Sports Center’s event
The United Way of Crookston is partnering with the University of Minnesota Crookston (UMC) on Saturday, November 20, at the UMC hockey game against the University of Minnesota. There will be a Chuck-A-Puck contest, and a 50/50 drawing at the end of the second period with all proceeds donated to the United Way of Crookston.
The Crookston High School has a new Community Projects class, and they are staying busy with several different projects. Industrial Tech Teacher Travis Oliver is teaching the course and came up with the idea. Oliver talked a bit about what the class is and how it got started. “Community Projects is a new class this
