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Our Savior’s Lutheran School is joining thousands of schools across the country as they celebrate National Lutheran Schools Week January 25-29. Activities throughout the week focus on the theme “Sent to Serve” as the students discovered more ways that they can serve in our world, country, community, and neighborhoods.
The Crookston American Legion Nels T Wold Post 20 celebrated their 100th Birthday on Friday, April 12. Barry Bingham, Vice Commander of Post 20 stated: “We may not have a building anymore but we are still here and we still have a lot of heart”. Guests of Post 20 were the Crookston American Legion Auxiliary
Seven students from Our Savior’s Lutheran School participated in the Minnesota North District Lutheran Schools Spelling Bee on Saturday, October 13 in Perham. The students were all in the third through sixth grade. Three students won the spelling bee for their grade level placed, including Naomi Johnson, who won the sixth-grade spelling bee. Ethan Lanctot
