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The Crookston Sports Center has been busy all winter with youth and high school hockey games and tournaments but this weekend will give way to figure skating with the 2019 Dreams On Ice. Erica Uttermark, who spent a busy Thursday night along with many volunteers with a rehearsal and setting up the main arena talks […]
Substance abuse and opioid overdose continue to be a major area of concern around the country with more than 130 deaths every day as a result of opioid overdoses. As such is a top concern for Public Health officials across the country and here in Polk County as well. To combat this Polk County Public
Senator Mark Johnson (R-East Grand Forks) presented legislation Wednesday that would support Minnesota’s public libraries. The bill, S.F. 1704, increases and stabilizes funding for the state’s libraries. “Benjamin Franklin’s revolutionary idea of a public library is still benefiting our great state. Minnesotans continue to use libraries because they offer a place to learn and build
RiverView Health and Otter Tail Power Company have a lot in common: Both provide important services to people in rural communities 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year. Each entity also recognizes the importance of the other. In that regard, Otter Tail recently made a $35,000 donation to the RiverView
The National Weather Service in Grand Forks released an updated flood outlook this morning. The risk for flooding in the Red River Basin has risen to moderate to major throughout the region. With two storm systems in line for the next week, the water content in the snowpack is expected to rise across the region.
The Crookston Police Department reported two early accidents in Crookston Wednesday, March 6. The first occurred at 5:32 a.m. at Gorgas Ave and W Loring St between a 2017 Tri-Valley Bus, driven by Donald Gallagher of Crookston and a 2016 Kia that was unoccupied and owned by Luis Ramirez of Crookston. There were no injuries
