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The Crookston Leo Club is teaming up with the Crookston Police Department for the 38th annual Halloween Food Drive tonight (Friday, October 31) from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. at the west parking lot at Crookston High School. They invite everyone to stop by and donate non-perishable food items that will be given to the Care
Crookston High School Juniors and Seniors are getting ready to attend this year’s prom celebration on Saturday, April 26, and we stopped into the schoolhouse to talk to Prom Coordinator, Linda Morgan, to hear about all of the preparations for this year’s festivities. “Our theme this year is, “At Last I See the Light”, and
The Senior Citizen Breakfast and Clue performance that took place Thursday morning at Crookston High School was a success. Around 70 senior citizens came out to enjoy breakfast served by the seniors of the Leo Club. After breakfast, they were entertained by the play “CLUE,” performed by the Drama Club. This annual event continues to
The Crookston High School will host its annual Senior Citizen Brunch and a viewing of the High School Drama Department’s spring play Clue on Thursday, April 10. Breakfast for the senior citizens will be served at 8:30 a.m. at the Crookston High School Commons, and the play will start at about 9:15 a.m. in the
Crookston High School Leo Club advisor and Crookston Lions Club member Linda Morgan received a big honor from the International Lions Club Saturday evening. Morgan was given The International President’s Award for all her service work with the Crookston High School Leo Club and Crookston Lions Club. This is the second-highest award the Lion’s Club
The Crookston Lions Club will hold a spaghetti dinner fundraiser for Emmitt Scott, a 13-year-old from Crookston. Emmitt is the son of Vanessa and Brent Scott, and Bryce Tiedemann of Euclid. Emmitt was diagnosed with a brain tumor in March. He has been hospitalized for several weeks and will have appointments, treatments, therapies, a lot
