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The students at Crookston High School take the stage this weekend with the spring play/musical, “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee.” The performance lasts about an hour and is filled with musical numbers, interesting personalities and a “magic foot”. There is plenty of humor as well said Assistant Director Cindy Fahser. “It’s about a […]
“A” HONOR ROLL: Grade 12: Elysa Christensen, Eric Delorme, Brock Heppner, Connor Januszewski, Logan Kostrzewski, Thea Oman, Hailey Spivey, Hannah Street Grade 11: Cassidy Baatz, Mirza Baig, Isaiah Barlow, Kaylee Bergquist, Benjamin Brantner, Morgan Coauette, Scott Cordova, Kasey Cwikla, Zoe Everett, Katherine Geist, Ashlyn Genereux, Emily Gillette, Kathryn Halos, Audrey Harbott, Eliza Meyer, Manuella Moratelli,
The Crookston High School Knowledge Bowl team split into three teams and had all three finish in the top seven out of 23 teams in the University of Minnesota Crookston Knowledge Bowl competition. Crookston’s teams finished second, fifth and seventh place. “We competed against 23 other teams and had a great outing,” said Crookston Coach
The Crookston High School One Act Play cast and crew finished second place in the Minnesota State High School League Sub-Section 30 One Act competition held at the Crookston High School auditorium. Ada-Borup’s performance of “The Beauty of Letting Go” won the competition with Director Shirley Trickle. The Crookston cast and crew performed “Among
The Crookston High School Knowledge Bowl teams competed in the All School competition in Thief River Falls with one of the Pirate teams winning the competition. The two Crookston teams finished first and 11th place out of 42 teams. The top Crookston team was comprised of Ben Brantner, Scott Cordova, Josh Bernia, Walker Winjum, and Tai
The Crookston High School One Act play follows the mold of NBC’s This Is Us or ABC’s A Million Little Things, centered around seven second-graders dreaming about what their futures will look like for a school project. And instead of flashing back, you’ll flash forward to the critical moments from weddings to mental illness and
