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The Minnesota Department of Health has released the latest COVID-19 information. The state only reported nine new COVID-19 related deaths after a slow testing weekend, for a total of 428. Polk County had one more positive test for a total of 42 and Marshall County added one more positive test for a total of seven. […]
Polk County Emergency Management is accepting Initial Damage Assessments for any disaster-related costs and damages incurred during the 2020 Spring Snow Melt during the months of March and April. Any public entity within Polk County representing cities, townships, county departments, or any publicly owned organizations should complete and submit their Initial Damage Assessment forms to
This week is National Teachers Appreciation week parents of Crookston High School Students, and community members are being asked to purchase gift cards/certificates of any amount from local businesses and bring them to the high school. They will be distributed randomly throughout the week to Crookston High School staff and faculty. Not only is it
The Northwest Regional Corrections Center announced the arrests of the following individuals: Jonathan Kentrell Goodrun, 33 of MN, for felony 3rd-degree possession of narcotics in a school, park, or public housing zone. Devon Robert Berry, 24 of Angus, for misdemeanor contempt of court. Bail supplied. Jon Emanuel Ailara, 38 of Crookston, for felony 3rd-degree possession
The United Way of Crookston and Polk County DAC has a long-standing relationship working together. This year the DAC used grant money from the United Way to purchase curriculum for their clients. United Way Executive Director Lori Wagner said that Jo Bittner, DAC Executive Director, and Becky Johnston, DAC Program Coordinator, have been great partners
The University of Minnesota Crookston will be offering new pandemic related courses as part of a University of Minnesota Systemwide collaboration during the summer of 2020. Three UMC featured instructors who will be teaching the courses are Dr. Rachel McCoppin, professor of literature; Dr. James Leiman, Veden Chair for Rural and Economic Development; and Dr.
