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Memorial Day weekend in Minnesota usually means more people outdoors and more people on the water. But in the wake of COVID-19, Polk County officials want to make sure everyone is safe and continue to follow social distancing guidelines. Polk County chief deputy Michael Norland said this year won’t be much different than any other […]
High school seniors across the country are doing all they can to make the best of a limited graduation ceremony during COVID-19. With large ceremonies suspended in Minnesota until further notice, Crookston is doing what it can to celebrate its seniors. The Crookston senior class will stop at the high school on Friday morning to
Governor Tim Walz announced last week the end of his stay-at-home order in Minnesota, allowing retailers and main street businesses to partially reopen, with bars, restaurants, and salons to tentatively follow on June 1. Monday was the first day that these businesses were allowed to be open, as long as they’re operating at 50% capacity
As high school seniors across Minnesota approach graduation time, they’re faced with an unfortunate reality that the traditional graduation ceremony either isn’t happening this year or not happening on the originally scheduled date. Crookston High School, which will graduate between 75 to 80 seniors, is taking a two-fold approach. On Friday (May 22), seniors will
The Minnesota State Aerie and Auxiliary Eagles Convention of the Delegates that was to held June 18-20 in Crookston has been canceled. Meetings of the various executive boards will still be held in Crookston on those dates, but it will have significantly smaller attendance, said the Crookston Eagles Jake Fee. “The Minnesota Executive Board has
Trinity Lutheran Church and St. Paul’s Lutheran Church held drive-by grad receptions for the Class of 2020 on Sunday morning. Pictures of the Crookston High School seniors that were honored at both churches are below –
