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ECFE IS GOING TO THE MARCH MUSICAL MADNESS CONCERT AT HIGHLAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ON MONDAY

The Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE) program is participating in the March Musical Madness concert held in the Highland Elementary School Cafeteria on Monday, March 21st, at 6:00 p.m. The Crookston Early Childhood Family Education program is led by many of Crookston’s teachers and school principals. ECFE Coordinator Gina Gunderson explained the basis behind the […]

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ARREST/FIRE REPORT- MARCH 17, 2022

The Northwest Regional Corrections Center in Crookston reported the following arrests. Anthony Kayne Johnston, 38, of Crookston, for 5th Degree Drug Possession Megan Marie Swatlowski, 31 (no address given), for exposing a Child to Methamphetamines James Allen Moen, 28, of Grand Forks, for DUI The Crookston Fire Department (CFD) responded to the following calls on

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UMC’S JOHN HOFFMAN NAMED BEMIDJI STATE AND NW TECHNICAL COLLEGE PRESIDENT

The University of Minnesota Crookston has seen many employees leaving the campus for jobs elsewhere over the past couple of years. Several weeks after Chancellor Mary Holz-Claus was named a finalist for the NDSU President before the job was given to another finalist, the Vice-Chancellor at UMC, John Hoffman, will be leaving to become the

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GRAND FORKS POLICE TRACK AND CATCH TWO BURGLARS

On March 15th, at 7:01 p.m., Officers from the Grand Forks Police Department were dispatched to the 800 block of Standford Rd. for a burglary in progress. The homeowner confronted the suspects causing two male suspects to flee the area. Responding officers established a perimeter and a K9 unit, Cpl. Ruit and K9 Kade responded

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RIVERVIEW FILLS NEED BY OFFERING INFANT SLEEP STUDIES

The term “sleep like a baby” means to sleep very well. However, the term does not pertain to all babies. Some infants suffer from sleep apnea, just as many adults do. In the past, worried parents had to take their infants to South Dakota or the Twin Cities for infant sleep studies, until recently when

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