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The Crookston School District, in an effort to be transparent during the COVID-19 pandemic, is alerting district residents whenever a positive COVID-19 test is reporting at a school. The latest case is one individual at Crookston High School. The notification is below. General Notification: One individual at Crookston High School tested positive for COVID-19. Polk […]
[yotuwp type=”videos” id=”e5uIG1tFfG4″ ] As the spread of COVID-19 skyrockets across the state and hospitals voice concern about the ability to treat those who fall ill, Governor Tim Walz today announced new actions to help control the spread of the virus. Turning the dial back, Governor Walz announced a four-week pause on social activities, in-person
The Crookston Planning Commission met Wednesday evening to consider releasing land in the Downtown Square from its lease from Resource Management LLP. The committee voted unanimously to recommend the land be conveyed by a quick claim deed. The City of Crookston’s lease for the Downtown Square included all the property on the area, which is
The International Crop Expo committee has collectively decided to cancel the 2021 International Crop Expo event which had been scheduled for February 17 and February 18, 2021 at Alerus Center. International Crop Expo is an annual event that provides a large vendor show and education for soybean, dry bean, potato, and small grain farmers. The
The Crookston Eagles Club is closing for 14 days, starting on Tuesday evening. With the COVID-19 numbers continuing to go up, and more close contacts. Pie sales won’t be affected, however, watch the Crookston Eagles Club Facebook for an alternate pick up place. Thanks for your support!
The Minnesota Department of Health has released the latest COVID-19 numbers and the state reported 4,740 confirmed cases out of 64,747 tests for a positive rate of 8 percent. The state also reported 362 probable cases and a new one day record of 67 deaths. Roseau County reported 42, Polk County had 25 and 3
