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UPDATE: 12/17/2:20 p.m. The Crookston Police Department says they received well over 120 calls for the free turkeys in just over an hour and all the turkeys that were donated by the Crookston Walmart have been accounted for. Those who were able to get a turkey can pick them up at the Crookston Police Department […]
The Crookston Care & Share recently received two food donations. One from Harvest Church, who organized four semi-trucks filled with boxes of food to be delivered to the community over the last two weeks. And the second from the Crookston High School Leo Club and Crookston Police Department, who collected over 1,200 pounds of food
Highland Elementary School held its annual dunk tank event virtually on Friday with each class tuning in via computer and the event was live-streamed by the district. [yotuwp type=”videos” id=”tF6Loax5KGs” ] https://www.facebook.com/CrookstonPirates/videos/1632522906925337/
Saturday, April 18, was Julian Rodriguez’s 11th birthday. He was bummed that he wasn’t able to have a party due to COVID-19, which meant no family, no friends, and he was feeling down in the dumps. But Julian’s mom, Karla, asked friends and family to drive-by with a birthday shoutout, and with the help of
The Crookston Leo Club along with their advisor Linda Morgan and School Resource Officer Don Rasicot spent Halloween trick or treating for canned goods for the Care & Share. Thanks to the generous support of the Crookston Community they collected approximately 1,800 pounds of food.
A steady stream of people kept the tables at the Crookston Fire Hall full this morning for the Police and Fireman’s Pancake Breakfast. Crookston firefighter Bob Magsam said a crowd was ready to eat at 5:45 a.m. this morning. “Busy, busy, busy,” said Magsam. “We had a great crowd here at 5:45 this morning waiting
