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The Polk County Historical Society has identified another item, this time a mural, in its museum that doesn’t have any information to go with it. A message from the Polk County Historical Society seeking help identifying the mural is below – This mural was found in storage in the Polk County Historical Society’s museum in […]
Welcome to the Sports Feever column on this July 9, 2020. It has been another busy week of sports news and as each week goes by it looks less likely we will have Fall Sports this year. We have a lot of information on why in the column. The Independence Day weekend showed us that
The Polk County Commissioners held their first meeting of the new year on Tuesday, selecting a new chair and vice-chair. Gary Willhite, who was the vice-chair in 2019 and is the former Mayor of Crookston, will serve as the chair and represents the third district. First District Commissioner Gerald Jacobson will serve as vice-chair. Willhite
Warren Strandell and Joan Lee won their November reelection campaigns and took their Oaths of Office to begin their new terms Tuesday at the Polk County Government Center. The Oath was administered by Polk County Judge Jeffrey S. Remick. Strandell was named the chair and Gary Willhite was named as vice-chair for the Polk County
