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The Gala for Girls is set for Friday, April 25 from 5:30-8:30 p.m. at the Crookston Inn. Girls in grades K-6, this is your night! Bring your dad, grandpa, uncle, or adult male role model and register now for this unforgettable evening. The event includes a professional picture, social and sit-down dinner, special gift, and […]
The University of Minnesota Libraries recently published an open-access book called “Power of One: Theories, Strategies, and Case Studies in Internationalizing the Student Experience.” The book features several submissions from the University of Minnesota Crookston faculty, including Associate Professor Katy Chapman, Ph.D., Professor Joseph Shostell, Ph.D., Assistant Professor Al Fattal Anas, Ph.D., and Associate Professor
The Northwest Minnesota Arts Council (NWMAC) sponsors an annual Traveling Art Exhibit, which visits northwest Minnesota communities throughout the year. This exhibit includes 14 original pieces of art by regional adult and student artists, chosen from works submitted for our annual juried exhibit. The exhibit is currently at the Ada Public Library until April 24.
The Northwest Regional Corrections Center reported the arrest of the following– Jeremiah Joe Fancher Jr, 26, of Grand Forks, for DUI Travis Clifford Forsberg, 45, was arrested in Polk County for DUI Ronnie Lopez Maldonado, 38, of Grand Forks, for Tampering with a motor vehicle without permission Jose Cruz Romero, 47, of Thief River Falls,
A Crookston Ways and Means meeting was on Monday, March 3, immediately following the City Council meeting. This meeting had three discussion items, the first being a request to amend the city purchasing policy. This was geared specifically at increasing the limit for the City Administrator to $25,000 and the limit for department heads to
Polk County Environmental Services is pleased to announce the availability of the Septic system low- income upgrade program that is available to property owners in Polk County that have a noncompliant septic system. Funds are made possible through a grant received from the Minnesota Clean Water Legacy Act. There is a limited amount of funding
