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Kids from The Cove Youth Center joined Cove Board members to assemble grief bags and donate them to Highland School. The grief bags will go to students who suffer a loss or tragedy. Cove Board members McKenzie Schmiedt and Kalab Thompson worked on the grief bags. They include an assortment of calming items, such as
Polk County 4-H groups continue to celebrate National 4-H Week, which continues through Saturday, October 10. This week is an exciting time for 4-H’ers to review what they accomplished this past year. The Polk County North Star 4-H Club has been busy this year with community service projects, 4-H Project Day, helping run the 4-H
The Crookston School Board met on Monday to discuss the approval of the 2026 preliminary tax levy and set a Truth in Taxation hearing date, among other topics. PRELIMINARY TAX LEVY/TRUTH IN TAXATION HEARING SATECrookston Public Schools Business Manager Blake Stoltman brought a resolution to the school board to approve the 2026 preliminary tax levy,
The Crookston School Board will meet on Monday, September 28, at 5:00 p.m. in the choir/orchestra room at Crookston High School. A feature program will be held to recognize school board members for School Board Appreciation Month, discuss the 2028 Washington, D.C. trip, and discuss the BARR program. The consent agenda includes the approval of
Crookston students will return to class on Tuesday, and the principals at Highland Elementary and Crookston Middle and High Schools are ready to kick off the 2026-27 school year. Crookston Middle and High School principal Lisa Conzemius is eager to get the year started. The schools have implemented a few changes over the summer, including
It’s back-to-school season, and Crookston Public Schools Transportation Director Rick Niemela, along with the Crookston Police Department, wants to make sure the community is aware of proper bus safety procedures. One significant change occurred in March, when Minnesota state laws regarding proper bus-to-vehicle distances were changed. The law requires drivers to stop at least 20
