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The COVID-19 pandemic has affected everyone in our economy, but we know small businesses have been particularly hard hit. That’s why Governor Walz requested an Economic Injury Disaster Loan declaration from the SBA earlier this week. Now, online applications for these loans are open to Minnesota businesses at https://disasterloan.sba.gov/ela/ A few more details: This program can […]
The Governor’s Emergency Executive Order 20-04 signed on March 16, 2020 closed on-premise service for bars and restaurants in Minnesota. Those employees and employers are now facing a devastating situation with little income, many job losses, and continued expenses and obligations. Some restaurants and bars will not survive closure without immediate and decisive action from the government.
KROX has received several Church service announcements over the past week. We have listed all the service information we have received below. If you want to add your Church service announcement/change below, email kroxnews@gmail.com. KROX will air two church services on Sunday mornings – Our Saviors Lutheran Church in Crookston at 8:00 AM Trinity Lutheran
Minnesota Health officials confirm first death due to COVID-19 in Minnesota. The victim contracted the virus through contact with another COVID-19 case. The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) today reported the first confirmed death of a Minnesota resident due to COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus. The death occurred March 19 in a
Crookston School District Superintendent Jeremy Olson and Suzie Larson of Crookston Public Schools Food Service were guests on KROX’s Focus On Education program discussing the free meal service beginning Monday. We also discussed child care being offered for essential personnel, preparations for distance learning, and social distancing measures being taken for school board meetings. To
Polk County Public Health and area healthcare facilities are aligned for the well-being of our residents and communities. At this time of fast-paced change and uncertainty, we are active in coordination of communication, preparedness, and response activities for COVID-19. Polk County Public Health is concerned about what we are hearing from people questioning the necessity
