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Dining out is something we all do. Everyone needs a night off from cooking for the family or needs to go out on that well-deserved date night. What if you could go out to eat and not only enjoy some delicious food and family time but also help the United Way? You can! The United […]
Kari Trudeau, of Gentilly/Crookston, and a cosmetologist at Shear Sisters in Crookston, recently found out that she had invasive ductal carcinoma when she had a routine mammogram earlier this year. On October 2nd, 2024, Kari underwent a routine mammogram and received a diagnosis of invasive ductal carcinoma. She faced the reality of choosing surgery or
The pre-game free-will tailgate, held before the Crookston Pirate and Pelican Rapids football game, by Phil Thompson and Associates, Local Ace Hardware-Crookston, Thrivent-Garret Kollin along with B&E Meats served 300 people and raised $1,661 for Scruffy Tails Humane Society. Erik Griffin, of Phil Thompson and Associates, said they would like to thank the community for
The Crookston Masonic Lodge held a breakfast fundraiser for Crookston High School’s Prom and Senior Fun Day. $1,000 was raised, which will go towards prom and senior fun day expenses. The Crookston Masons (Lester Wilkens and George French) present Linda Morgan and CHS students the check.
The Wesley United Methodist Church will host a Jingle-Jazz Benefit Concert to raise money for the Crookston Care and Share on Tuesday, November 28. The event will start at 7:00 p.m. at the Wesley United Methodist Church. This is the first-ever Jingle-Jazz event hosted by the Wesley United Methodist Church and is open for anyone
Washington and Highland Elementary Schools will start their Read-A-Thon campaign beginning Monday, November 6, in hopes of fundraising for future field trips. Before Read-A-Thon, Highland School hosted an annual PTO bingo event to fundraise money for field trips until COVID-19 ended the event abruptly. The PTO helps subsidize outgoing charges to parents for field trip
