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The Crookston Community Christmas Food Basket Committee has announced that it is canceling the project for 2020 with the hope of picking back up in 2021. A letter from the committee is below – Due to the COVID-19 pandemic and following the protocol set up by the Governor, the Community Christmas Food Basket Committee has […]
The Crookston Farmer’s Market Association held their Annual Meeting Saturday, April 6 at the Irishman’s Shanty. The election for new officers was held. Gary Kircher of Garden Hills Farm was elected as the president, replacing Jim Borkowski who completed his third term as president. Bob Prudhomme replaces Sue Bruggeman as Vice President. Pam Olson and
The Community Christmas Food Basket committee is preparing for the upcoming delivery of the 2018 Community Christmas Food Baskets. Local 6th-grade students and local churches provide nearly 10% of the food for the baskets. Funds received from individuals, businesses and organizations are used to purchase the remaining 90 percent of the food which is purchased
Members of RiverView Health’s free Prevent Type 2 (Prevent T2) Diabetes classes are not only receiving important information to arm themselves against diabetes, they are also receiving the means to prepare healthy meals through the Farmacy Program. Through the Farmacy Program, RiverView Health – in conjunction with the Crookston Area Farmer’s Market and Polk County
