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The Polk County Sheriff’s Office – Emergency Management Division is participating in the state-wide Winter Hazard Awareness Week campaign, which will take place November 5-9. Winter Hazard Awareness Week is promoted by the Minnesota Department of Public Safety’s Division of Homeland Security Emergency Management. This week allows Minnesotan’s an opportunity to familiarize themselves with the […]
The following is a letter to the editor from Crookston City Councilman Bobby Baird In response to the recent letter to the editor in the Crookston Times by Tim Denney, I’d like to address a couple things about the council voting to give CHEDA (Crookston Housing & Economic Development Authority) $350,000 for future economic development
The Salvation Army uses its partnership with the United Way to provide a variety of services in the community. The United Way supports the Salvation Army with money to assist in those services says United Way of Crookston Executive Director Lori Wagner. “We support the Salvation Army with money for Angel Tree at Christmas time
Minnesota American Legion Auxiliary Department President Jean Walker, Warren; Department Past President Parley Karen Thygeson, Thief River Falls; Department Chaplain and Memorial Chairman Margee Keller, Crookston along with other District 9 Auxiliary members attended the 86th Annual Fall Conference held October 25-27 in Marshall, MN. The conference was hosted by the Marshall American Legion Family Post #113. The Auxiliary Conference was held
The Polk County Historical Society celebrated its 85th Anniversary with a dinner and awards presentation on Thursday in Bede Ballroom at the University of Minnesota Crookston. President Gerald Amiot and board member Jerry Wentzel presented six awards. The President’s Certificate of Appreciation was presented to Phyllis Hagen, Francis LaPlante, Janna Dinkel and to Cliff and
As of Thursday, more than 475,000 absentee ballots had been requested state-wide an increase of 142 percent over the 2014 election. In Polk County, where an estimated one-third of the counties more than 16,000 voters live in mail-in precincts, 3,077 ballots had been received as of the last official count on Tuesday said director of
