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The Early Childhood Initiative (ECI) is proud to share the Little House of Books with our community. These free, public libraries focus on the importance of literacy for young children and build community using the concept of ‘take a book, leave a book”. The first “Little House of Books” began in the spring of 2015 […]
The Crookston Area Chamber and the United Way Board of Directors donated and dedicated trees to Landslide Park on Tuesday morning. The trees were dedicated in honor of the members of the Chamber and donors to the United Way according to Chamber Executive Director Terri Heggie. “We dedicated two trees in honor of our chamber
This week’s winter storms have claimed several roofs throughout the area including one on the cattle barn at the Polk County Fair. Polk County Fair Board spokesperson Dan Grunhovd said the snow slid off the main structure onto a lean-to causing the collapse. “We’ve had two fairs in that cattle barn, but that was a
