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Sanford Health Equip Thief River Falls, formerly known as Sanford HealthCare Accessories, has relocated to the Sanford Thief River Falls southeast campus, 1720 Highway 59 S., Suite D. Sanford Health Healthcare Accessories and Sanford Health Home Medical Equipment have merged together to become Sanford Health Equip. Equip will make it easier for providers and patients […]
The Northwest Regional Corrections Center in Crookston reported the following arrests. Adam Todd Bjerke, 35 of Fosston, for Domestic Assault. Danielle Marie Mae Kezar, 34 of Clearbrook, for Disorderly Conduct.
The Northwest Minnesota Arts Council is pleased to announce that applications are open for Arts Legacy and Arts Project grants. Arts Legacy grants of up to $10,000 and Arts Project grants of up to $3,000 have a November 1 deadline. Applications funded by the Northwest Minnesota Arts Council, through these important grant opportunities include festivals, community theatre projects, folk music entertainment,
The University of Minnesota Crookston released their official enrollment numbers for the 2021 Fall Semester. As of October 1, there are 621 students currently on campus, and 952 students enrolled with online programs. That is a total of 1,573 degree-seeking students. On-campus enrollment for the fall is essentially the same as last year, as the
The Polk County Board of Commissioners met on Tuesday morning inside the Polk County Government Center. The agenda included Polk County Resident Robert Herkenoff for comments regarding the construction completed on Polk County Road 11, a resolution declaring Polk County as a Second Amendment dedicated county, and City of Crookston Administrator Amy Finch to provide
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is accepting comments through Nov. 4 on an Environmental Assessment Worksheet (EAW) for proposed habitat improvements and flood risk reduction to the Nelson Slough. The project is proposed by the Middle-Snake-Tamarac Rivers Watershed District and is located near the city of Strandquist in Marshall County. The Nelson Slough Improvement
