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The United Way of Crookston is very close to the annual campaign fundraising goal and is determined to once again succeed. One of the most fun events we run is our annual Jail and Bail promotion where local “celebrities” are chosen as jailees. They are tasked with raising bail money by March 27 or they […]
The public is invited to participate in the free faith-based recovery group, Life’s Healing Choices, beginning Thursday, Jan. 16th at 6:00 p.m. RiverView Recovery Center, 721. S. Minnesota Street, Crookston. This Biblically based recovery group came about after the enthusiastic response to the recent Crookston presentations by faith and recovery speaker, Nate Espinoza. Espinoza experienced
RiverView Recovery Center invites the public to a presentation by local speaker Nathaniel Espinoza Dec. 17 in Crookston. Described as an influential speaker and advocate for people struggling with drug and alcohol dependency, Espinoza is known to many in the area as “Pastor Nate’’. He is also one of the main characters in the Grand
