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Research shows that Americans are in pain. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently released a report estimating that 50 million Americans – just over 20 percent of the adult population – have chronic pain. About 20 million of them have “high-impact chronic pain” — pain severe enough that it frequently limits life or […]
The Golden Link Senior Center was established in 1986 by three community members who felt the need for seniors to have a place for social interaction, service, and fellowship. Committees were developed consisting of 30 people representing seniors, advocates, city administration and friends. Through various fundraising initiatives and lots of sweat equity, the developing committees
Story by University of Minnesota Crookston University Relations Often, high school graduates have a hard time deciding what college they want to attend for the next four years of their lives. That was not the case for health science major and senior Lindsey Weber. After being recruited to play for Golden Eagle Basketball and one
Irishman’s Shanty owner Paul Gregg is a community-minded business owner and he has been that way since he took over ownership 30-plus years ago. The Irishman’s Shanty will offer half-price breakfast or lunch entrée’s if you shop a Crookston business on Small Business Saturday, November 24, and bring in the receipt when you eat. “It
The Crookston Fire Department would like to remind local resident to practice cooking safety during the holiday season. Cooking safety is especially important during the holiday season when there is a lot of activity and people in the home. More home fires involving cooking equipment happen on Thanksgiving than any other day of the year.
The Polk County Commissioners met Tuesday in their chambers at the Polk County Government Center. Liz Lynch, executive director for the Lake Agassiz Regional Library, told the commissioners that library usage has increased around the region. “Books are expensive and with the library providing e-books and audiobooks people are taking advantage,” said Lynch. “We’ve introduced
