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Some classrooms at Crookston High School are receiving a fresh look thanks to students from Travis Oliver’s industrial education classes. Oliver says the students have been hard at work, extending walls to the ceiling and installing rustic alder on the walls, with the students making all the shiplap to resemble a pirate ship. Oliver split the […]
The Minnesota Department of Agriculture is teaming up with a broad coalition of farm, food, and commodity organizations to support a statewide Farm Suicide Prevention Campaign. The campaign, which kicked off during May’s Mental Health Awareness Month, looks to highlight the realities farmers experience and provide resources to those in need. Currently, farmers are facing
Polk County Public Health, through the Statewide Health Improvement Partnership (SHIP), is excited to announce a new initiative bringing apple trees to local schools as part of ongoing efforts to promote healthy eating, environmental learning, and long-term wellness in youth settings. The SHIP program works across Minnesota communities to support healthy choices where people live,
The Northwest Regional Corrections Center reported the arrest of the following: Jade Ray Harris Martine, 25 of Fosston, for domestic assault with intent to inflict bodily harm. Crookston Fire Calls Fire Report
The Polk County Board of Commissioners held its meeting on Tuesday morning, and they heard comments from different departments, including a monthly update from the sheriff’s office, bid proposals for highway projects, an update on the McIntosh School collapse, and a new software program for county operations. SHERIFF’S OFFICE MONTHLY REPORT AND EQUIPMENT UPDATES Polk
The candidate filing periods for all federal, state and county offices began on Tuesday, May 19. The filing period closes on June 2, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. State and county candidates may file at their county election office or with the Office of the Minnesota Secretary of State at the Veteran’s Service Building (20 W 12th Street) in St. Paul. Candidates for federal office may
