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To assist with COVID-19 testing, Polk County Public Health will run weekly COVID-19 Rapid Antigen Testing Sites in Crookston, East Grand Forks, and McIntosh through the month of February. Testing will be by appointment only, at no cost, and test results will be available the same day. To schedule an appointment for Friday, February 4, […]
RiverView Clinic – East Grand Forks recently became the third Rehab Services location to add a Multi-Sensory Environment (MSE) for its patients. “Multi-sensory spaces stimulate a person’s senses through the environment,” shared Marissa Jevne, Occupational Therapy assistant in East Grand Forks. “The space creates a calming atmosphere that helps to reduce anxiety, agitation, and much
The Friends of Rydell & Glacial Ridge Refuges Association will be hosting a Snowshoe Lacing Workshop on Saturday, February 19, from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The class will provide those in attendance the opportunity to lace their own pair of Ojibwa-style snowshoes. Randy Sondrol is a member of the Friends of Rydell & Glacial
The Minnesota Department of Transportation and the Minnesota State Patrol has lifted the no travel advisory on several highways in northwest Minnesota. Area highways were under no travel advisory due to drifting snow and low visibility earlier today. Motorists are urged to use caution as highways remain partially covered with reduced visibility. No travel advisory
The University of Minnesota Crookston had 11 recipients announced for the prestigious NSIC Myles Brand All-Academic with Distinction award. The Minnesota Crookston student-athletes bestowed with the honor are Mary Burke (women’s basketball, Virginia, Minn.), Kelsie Hanson (women’s cross country, Brainerd, Minn.), Connor Humble (men’s golf, Rosemount, Minn.), Hannah Macias (softball, West Covina, Calif.), Leah Macias
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources will conduct aerial elk surveys beginning the first week of February in the Kittson County and Grygla elk ranges in northwestern Minnesota. The surveys are conducted annually during the winter, weather permitting. Aerial survey information is used to monitor elk populations and help the DNR make decisions about future
