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The Crookston High School will be holding a celebration to honor the 2021 Crookston Pirates Wrestling Team who won the Section 8A Championship on Saturday in Cass Lake with a win over Badger/Greenbush-Middle River. It is the first section championship since 1988 and only the second ever in program history. The Pirates didn’t get to […]
Congratulations to Crookston’s Hattie Hanson on being selected as a finalist in the Minnesota Hockey Essay Contest. The story below is from Minnesota Hockey- On Hockey Day Minnesota 2021, Minnesota Hockey recognized Hattie Hanson, an 8U player from Crookston Blue Line Hockey Club, as a finalist for the 2020-21 Minnesota Hockey Essay Contest, presented by Park Dental. Hanson was
We’ve reached nearly an entire year of shutdowns, executive orders, and the governor holding unilateral power over the state’s COVID-19 response. Countless businesses have closed permanently, and many Minnesotans have lost their jobs. Today, the governor announced further rollbacks of his business restrictions. Some of the changes are listed below: Social gatherings: Up to 50
The Polk County Sheriff’s Office received a report of a scam regarding cash advance loans. An email arrives from an alleged attorney (Paul Anderson – info@fdrdebtcollectionagencyus.com) stating a lawsuit has been filed against the individual for failure to pay the loan. The email is very detailed with alleged company names, file numbers, and loan account
The Minnesota Department of Health is reporting 935 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 for March 12, 172 probable cases from antigen testing, and 13 deaths. The confirmed cases were the result of 31,206 completed tests for a positive rate of 3 percent. Pennington County had 21 confirmed cases and 1 death age 65-69, Polk County-4
As Minnesota continues to make progress vaccinating Minnesotans and slowing the spread of COVID-19, Governor Tim Walz today announced that on March 15 Minnesotans can begin safely gathering with more friends and loved ones, supporting Minnesota’s small businesses, and visiting large venues. “Minnesotans should continue to take simple steps to protect the progress we’ve made,
