ARREST/FIRE REPORT DECEMBER 17
Northwest Regional Corrections Reported the arrest Gage Matthew Julin, 22, of Clearbrook, for DUI Megan Marie White, 29, of East Grand Forks, for Giving Peace Officer False Name
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Northwest Regional Corrections Reported the arrest Gage Matthew Julin, 22, of Clearbrook, for DUI Megan Marie White, 29, of East Grand Forks, for Giving Peace Officer False Name
Northwest Regional Corrections Reported the arrest of Caleb Michael Curfman, 28, of Fosston, for DUI Debra Marie Schubert, 41, was arrested in East Grand Forks, for, 3rd Degree Drug Possession Deandre Maurice Brown, 35, was arrested in East Grand Forks for 5th Degree Assault. Andrew Jon Wollin, 35, of Red Lake Falls, for DUI Heidi
The Minnesota Department of Transportation will begin winter load increases on unrestricted highways in the North frost zone at 12:01 a.m. Monday, December. 16. Frost zones and restricted routes can be found on the MnDOT load limits map. Start and end dates and other load limit information are shown atmndot.gov/loadlimits. Vehicles will be allowed to operate
Coming up on Wednesday, December 18, The Crookston Figure Skating Club will be having an Exhibition at the Crookston Sports Center from 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. “Next Wednesday, December 18, we have our Club Exhibition, it is for all of our skaters, our youngest skaters in Basic 1, all the way through our older
The Crookston Area Community Fund is excited to announce two generous donations to community projects that support an active lifestyle for all ages. The Rydell Auto Group donated $7500 to the Crookston Sports Center Fund, locally known as the Arena Legacy Fund. The funds will support increased participation by the community. CSC is a multi-purpose
New University of Minnesota research suggests that seeding native plants alongside invasive removal efforts may turn the tide in the battle against buckthorn. Buckthorn is one of Minnesota’s most widespread invasive species. Each year, millions of dollars are spent trying to remove it from the state’s woodlands and forests. Most attempts offer a temporary reprieve