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Wanda Brekken will celebrate 100 years on Monday, November 30. She is currently residing at Benedictine Living the Summit, and due to COVID-19 restrictions along with the safety of her health, the family will honor her with 100 lights for the Benedictine Auxiliary’s Light Up a Life fundraiser. The Benedictine Auxiliary at the Villa St. […]
Polk County Public Health and Norman-Mahnomen Public Health encourage you to be prepared in case you or a family member should develop COVID-19. Here are a few suggestions on how to prepare: Create an emergency contact list: If you need access to information, healthcare services, support, and resources, make a list of local organizations you
In observation of the Thanksgiving holiday, the situation update and weekly report for COVID-19 will not be updated today. Updates will resume tomorrow, Friday, Nov. 27. The daily situation update will be released at 11 a.m. The weekly report will be released in the afternoon. The Situation Update for COVID-19 posted on Saturday, Nov. 28
KROX is going to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Crookston Pirate Football winning the 1980 Class A State Football Championship by carrying the game vs Pipestone on Friday, November 27 at 6:00 p.m. You can listen on KROX Radio 1260 AM and 105.7 FM in the Crookston area and 92.1 in Grand Forks/East Grand Forks.
The holidays will look very different this year with COVID-19 upending so much of what Minnesotans enjoy during this time: large, family gatherings; relaxing with friends at bars and restaurants; and company holiday parties. The pandemic’s effects have not only led to reduced activities and less busy roads, but an alarming climb in traffic fatalities.
The Minnesota Department of Health released the COVID-19 numbers for Wednesday, November 25 and the state is reporting 6,180 confirmed cases out of 83,887 tests for a positive rate of 8 percent. The state also reported 219 probable cases and 72 deaths (5 deaths reported in northwest Minnesota). Roseau County reported 35 cases, Polk County
