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Polk County Commissioner Warren Strandell released a County Line Column last week. It highlights what the county is currently dealing with, such as the 2022 budget, and a few items with Tri-County Community Corrections. The column can be found down below – Local government units are pretty much ready to start a new year… […]
This morning, the Polk County Salvation Army released a letter stating their thanks to everyone who supported and donated to their Salvation Army Christmas Kettle Campaign. The campaign accounts for nearly 75% of its annual fund-raising totals. The letter can be found down below – On behalf of the Polk County Salvation Army, we
Highland & Washington School’s conducted their Read-A-Thon fundraisers from November 1 to November 12. Highland & Washington PTO’s have since released a letter thanking the community for their support and discussed how the event went. The letter can be found down below – The Highland & Washington Schools’ Read-a-Thon fundraisers were held Nov 1-12,
The Crookston United Way held their holiday silent auction fundraiser last week and raised almost $6,000 for United Way programs. A press release from United Way Executive Director Libby Boucher thanking the community can be found down below – On behalf of the board of the United Way of Crookston, I would like to
The Benedictine Living Community in Crookston is offering a few gift suggestions for family members this Christmas season. Their letter with ideas can be found below – When asked about what they want for a Christmas gift, most aging adults will respond with, “don’t get me anything. I don’t need more things.” So what do
Washington School Principal Denice Oliver sent out a letter highlighting the two secrets for students to have success in school. The letter can be found down below – The Two Secrets to School Success! By: Principal Denice Oliver I have truly been in education for decades! …first as a teacher and
