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There is a new Animal Rescue in Crookston. Linus’s Legacy, a non-profit animal rescue, has been formed by some area residents as there has been a growing need for a place for animals that have been lost, forgotten, surrendered, or otherwise displaced. KROX sat down with a couple of Linus’s Legacy board members to learn […]
The Pirate Fine Arts Boosters recently awarded funding in the amount of $15,420 to the fine arts programs in the Crookston Public Schools. This past summer they supported two students who attended Bemidji Music Camp for a total of $1,145. The following funds were distributed –Orchestra – $1,534 (Residency, violins, solo/ensemble/repertoire)Band – $2,225 (Books, music,
It was a cool, wet day at Highland Elementary School on Saturday, October 12, but nothing could dampen the excitement of the Grand Opening Celebration for the Highland Schools Inclusive Playground. There was a great turnout Saturday morning as everyone enjoyed pancakes inside Highland School before heading out to try out all the new playground
The Highland Elementary School All-Inclusive playground in nearing completion and should be ready for kids to use in October according to Principal Chris Trostad. “All of the equipment has been installed; it’s ready to go,” said Trostad. The next steps are the concrete border around the outside, and once that’s poured, then the poured-in-place rubber.”
At the most recent City Council meeting, Scruffy Tails Board Member Val Tuseth spoke to the Council about the financial issues they are facing at the facility. Sadly, some of the first sentences that were spoken were about how close the Humane Society is to having to close its doors, largely due to the lack
This past week, there was a tragic incident at Care and Share that took the life of a resident and left many, including staff, feeling the traumatic effects. As a result, Care and Share have shut down services for two weeks to allow healing and recovery. The hope is that residents and staff can return
