NORMAN COUNTY FAIR CANCELS 2020 FAIR
The Norman County Fair in Ada in June is the latest fair to be canceled. Neil Carlson of iNewz.TV has the story – [yotuwp type=”videos” id=”HLZo5qjKtdM” ]
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OPTICARE IN CROOKSTON AND EAST GRAND FORKS RESUME EXAMS ON MAY 11
As of May 11, Opticare will resume providing comprehensive vision and eye health examinations for all patients. Internally, they have strengthened their already stringent standards of disinfection and mitigation of disease transmission. They have revised the scheduling and reception areas to create spaces between patients. Opticare staff will be using masks and protective eyewear, and
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CROOKSTON EYE CLINIC TO RESUME PREVENTATIVE CARE MONDAY, MAY 11
The Crookston Eye Clinic has received approval from the governor and the state association to resume preventative care. This means patients can be seen for routine exams, fit new glasses, and perform contact lens evaluations. Crookston Eye Clinic will have new procedures for the patients to follow when visiting the clinic and they can be
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CROOKSTON CITY COUNCIL, WAYS & MEANS COMMITTEE TO MEET MONDAY
The Crookston City Council will meet Monday, May 11 at 7:00 p.m. There will be limited seating available due to COVID-19 guidelines. The public may participate in the public forum by phone by calling 281-4515. There will also be two Mayoral Proclamations. The first will declare May 10-16 as National Skilled Nursing Care Week, the
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CROOKSTON SCHOOL DISTRICT AWAITS FINAL APPROVAL TO BREAK GROUND ON BUS GARAGE
The northwest corner of the Highland School property is staked and netted to begin construction on the new Crookston Public Schools bus garage that was approved in the November 2019 referendum election. Voters overwhelmingly passed the bus garage referendum and the project is about to become a reality. Crookston Superintendent Jeremy Olson said the district
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UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA CAMPUSES WILL HOLD VIRTUAL GRAUDATION SATURDAY
For the more than 70,000 students set to graduate from the University of Minnesota system schools this week, graduation will be conducted online just as their last two months of classes have been. University of Minnesota Crookston Chancellor Mary Holz-Clause said the virtual ceremony will start in the Twin Cities with the conferring of degrees