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The 2025 Crookston Clay Target Team, Coaches, and Top Shot Committee would like to extend their deepest gratitude to the Get Kids Outdoors- Adam Parnow Memorial for their generous donation of custom-made uniforms for the clay target team participants. Their generosity has empowered the team to feel more like a team during the weekly competitions, […]
Get Kids Outdoors recently provided some scholarship funds to local homeschool students to visit Deep Portage Learning Center in Hackensack, Minnesota. The goal of Get Kids Outdoors is to do just that, get kids outdoors, by providing opportunities to learn, grow, and explore all that the great outdoors has to offer. Karissa Beckman had two
Crookston resident Fred Parnow, President of Get Kids Outdoors, is a busy man making sure kids have a chance to get outdoors!Get Kids Outdoors had an ice fishing house on the Red Lake River in Crookston and said it was a big success. “We were really, really pleased,” said Parnow. “The community, not just Crookston
The Crookston Visitors Bureau held its annual board meeting on Tuesday, January 21, at 7:00 a.m. at The Irishman’s Shanty. The board quickly got down to business, approved minutes from the November meeting, and heard the Treasurer’s Report. The meeting then turned to the numerous grant applications that they have received for 2025. The first
Get Kids Outdoors has placed their Fish House on the Red Lake River in Crookston, and it is ready for use. The fish house is a project that has been in the works as part of the Adam Parnow Memorial. What better winter sport to get kids outside than ice fishing? Sounds cold, right? We
Get Kids Outdoors will host a youth fishing day on Monday, July 29. The trip will include a stop at the Rydell National Wildlife Refuge in the morning and fishing on Maple Lake. The trip has a limit of 27 kids ages 11-15. The cost is free, and every kid will get a free fishing
