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The 15th Annual Benedictine Living Community – Crookston Glow Golf Tournament Fundraiser was held on Saturday, September 12, at Minakwa Golf Course. The event brought together local businesses, community members, and supporters for an evening of golf, fellowship, and fundraising in support of Benedictine Crookston. Participants enjoyed nine holes of daylight golf followed by dinner and
Tri-Valley Opportunity Council, Inc. Senior Programs held its annual Foster Grandparent recognition luncheon at the Crookston Inn & Convention Center in Crookston on Friday, April 11. Marley Melbye (Senior Programs Director) began the event by welcoming the Foster Grandparents and guests. Jason Carlson (CEO) thanked all of the volunteers for the difference they make in
Tri-Valley Opportunity Council, Inc. Senior Programs held its annual Foster Grandparent recognition luncheon at Trinity Lutheran Church in Crookston. Marley Melbye (Senior Programs Director) began the event by welcoming the Foster Grandparents and guests to the event. Jason Carlson (CEO) thanked all of the volunteers for the difference they make in the lives of children
Crookston Pirate Head Girls Golf coach Jeff Perreault is happy to announce Marley Melby as the next Pirate Girls’ Golf Assistant Coach. Marley (Hanson) Melbye is a Crookston native graduating from Crookston High School in 2007. She was a three-sport athlete while beings a state participant in swimming, basketball, and golf. In college, at the
Sixteen teams participated in The Benedictine Living Community – Crookston’s Glow Golf Tournament on Saturday, September 10. This annual event, which has become a community favorite, has not occurred since 2019 due to COVID-19 restrictions. Cassie Rudie, Benedictine Crookston’s Foundation Development Director, says, “We are so happy to be able to host this event again.
The United Way of Crookston would, once again, like to thank the Crookston community for making their Jail and Bail fundraiser a huge success! With an almost entirely virtual jail this year, over $5500 was raised for their local agencies and programs. There were 50 “detainees” who agreed to go to online jail and spend
