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The Fisher School Robotics Team is coming off what has become the norm for the program, another successful season. After a first-place score in the “skills” portion of a recent competition in Valley City, North Dakota, the Arctic Knights recently learned that they have once again advanced to the state robotics competition. The state event […]
The Northwest Regional Corrections Center in Crookston reported the following arrests. Michelle Leigh Inamagua, 48 of Mahnomen, for Third-Degree Drug Possession. Trent Lee Oftedahl, 34 of Fertile, for Domestic Assault. Larry Michael Clark, 57 of Fosston, for Fifth-Degree Drug Possession. The Crookston Fire Department (CFD) responded to the following calls on 2/24/2022 – At 3:00
Police Chief Paul Biermaier is retiring from the Crookston Police Department on Monday, February 28th, after 32 years of service to the Crookston Police Department and eight and a half years as the Chief of Police. Chief Biermaier received a lot of positive support and reactions from his fellow department members and city council members
Washington School Kindergarten celebrated Pirate Pride while posing for a photo. The Washington and Highland Schools PTO groups contributed money to purchase a Pirate Pride shirt for each kindergarten student. With the effort of Lorri Capistran, a member of both schools’ PTO groups, each child was able to order and receive a preferred shirt size.
Senate Republicans proposed major changes to the state’s tax code today. The proposal reduces the first-tier income tax rate from 5.35% to 2.8% and eliminates the tax on Social Security. If passed, the changes would be the biggest tax cut ever in Minnesota and provide $8.51 billion in tax relief to taxpayers over the next
The Minnesota Department of Health released the COVID-19 numbers for today (February 24) and the state reported 1,075 cases with 47 deaths. 2 deaths were reported in northwest Minnesota, 1 in Polk County and the other in Beltrami County. Polk County reported 13 new cases with three probable, Pennington County had 3 with six probable, Marshall
