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CROOKSTON PIRATE GIRLS TENNIS EARNS #1 SEED IN SECTION 8A TOURNAMENT

The Crookston Pirate Girls Tennis team received the top seed in the Section 8A Girls Tennis tournament that will start next week.  It looked like Thief River Falls was going to be the top seed as they were undefeated until Crookston beat the Prowlers 4-3 on Tuesday night to earn the top seed with their […]

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OTTER TAIL POWER COMPANY, A LEADER IN DEVELOPING EV CHARGING OPTIONS IN RURAL UNITED STATES

Before you hit the road, you might think about where you’ll stop to eat, sleep, or fill gas. As electric vehicles (EVs) become more affordable and chargers more accessible, some people are planning trips around charging locations. With the evolution of electric transportation, Otter Tail Power Company customers have become increasingly interested in access to

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Rosetta Jean LaRochelle – Obit

Rosetta Jean LaRochelle, 72, of Crookston, MN, passed away on Friday afternoon, September 25, 2020, at the Villa St. Vincent. Rosetta was born in Crookston on November 17, 1947, to Alphonse and Martha (Froemming) LaRochelle. She grew up on the family’s turkey farm near Crookston in Kertsonville Township and received her education in local schools.

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POLK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SET PRELIMINARY TAX LEVY, RECEIVE CARES ACT UPDATE

The Polk County Commissioners voted to set the preliminary tax levy for 2021 at 4.938 percent at their meeting on Tuesday. The preliminary levy represents $3.8 million in cuts from the proposed budgets the commissioners received last week. Polk County Administrator Chuck Whiting said the goal is to reduce the levy further before budgets are

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FUND SET UP FOR BRENT BLAKE AFTER UNDERGOING SURGERY FOR A STAGE 4 BRAIN TUMOR

Crookston High School graduate Brent Blake is on a lengthy road to recovery after undergoing surgery for a stage IV brain tumor. Blake, who is 50-years-old and currently lives in Detroit Lakes, is the son of former Crookston residents Percy and Colleen Blake, who live in Grand Forks. In early August, Brent was on his

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UMC TRAP TEAM GEARING UP FOR SECOND SEASON THIS FALL

The year 2020 has seen many sports seasons postponed or delayed due to COVID-19. This includes most University of Minnesota-Crookston athletics, as the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference announced in August that fall sports will be postponed through December 31. One UMC team that’s been able to practice and proceed as normal is the trapshooting team.

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