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The Crookston Eagles Auxiliary recently donated $1,583.79 to the RiverView Foundation with proceeds raised from the Eagles’ third annual Community Soars to Defeat Cancer event held last fall. Through a silent auction, bake sale, kids’ costume contest, bingo, a pie toss, and meal, funds were raised that will ultimately fund education and services for those […]
One of the many remarkable things about my friend, Fred Rogers, was his capacity to be deeply and genuinely moved whenever he encountered goodness and decency. As such, he would have loved my hometown and the people in it. I have felt so fortunate over the decades to have come from a place where so
Dustin Klooz, 33, of Crookston made his first court appearance in Polk County District Court on Friday for his alleged involvement in a break-in at the KROX studios on Christmas Eve 2018. Klooz is facing charges of felony burglary, felony theft, and gross misdemeanor damage to property. KROX partner iNewZ TV video below. [yotuwp type=”videos”
The Commission on Judicial Selection announced today that it is recommending three candidates to the Governor for consideration to fill the current vacancy in Minnesota’s Ninth Judicial District. The vacancy will occur upon the retirement of the Honorable Paul E. Rasmussen and will be chambered at Warren in Marshall County. Jeanine R. Brand: Ms. Brand has
Crookston elementary teacher Kim Davidson is one of the 134 candidates for the 2020 Minnesota Teacher of the Year award. The candidates have accepted their nominations and completed the required materials to become eligible for the honor. This year’s program will name the 56th Minnesota Teacher of the Year, celebrating the tradition of excellence in
Northland Community and Technical College cleared the way to donate a wheel alignment machine to Warren-Alvarado-Oslo (WAO) High School to enable instructors to bolster their current automotive maintenance instruction to include a hands-on element in wheel alignment systems. “It’s uncommon these days to have these programs available to high school students,” affirms Mark Johnson, Northland
