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Students in the landscape installation class installed their sensory path designs at Castle Park in the past two weeks. They coordinated this effort with Kirsten Fagerlund at Polk County Public Health and Amanda Lien. Sensory paths are designed to help kids with sensory processing disorders and those learning how to be mobile on different surfaces. […]
The new walking and biking hub located in the Mayor’s Courtyard on the corner of Main and Robert streets is moving closer to completion with recent input from the Downtown Crookston Development Partnership (DCDP). The DCDP has been communicating with members of Bike Crookston and the City of Crookston as the project has moved forward.
As things are finally sprouting and growing in the Crookston area, the Crookston community will be excited to hear of the return of the Power of Produce (PoP) Club to the 2019 Crookston Farmers Market season. Last year’s debut year of this farmer’s market incentive program signed up 367 youth aged 0-18 into the club
Polk County Health’s Sarah Reese and Kirsten Fagerlund, along with Crookston Police/School Resource Officer Don Rasciot, taught the Cathedral School 1st and 2nd graders about street safety in their Walk! Bike! Fun! program.
Polk County Public Health and the Polk County Wellness Coalition are ready to rock with the 2019 February Fitness Fever Events says Polk County Public Health Coordinator Kirsten Fagerlund. “We’re excited again to have our committee offer fun events in February for the people in the region,” said Fagerlund. “Our committee has been meeting for
The Polk County Board of Commissioners has recently approved the formation of a Youth Advisory Board (YAB) for Polk County Public Health (PCPH). The Polk-Norman-Mahnomen Community Health Board vision statement is Communities where all people achieve their optimum health potential. As a youth-serving organization and knowing that youth 0-17 years of age make up approximately
