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Aerial mosquito spraying is scheduled for Fertile and areas near Ridgewood Estates and Sandhill River Golf Course on Tuesday night

Residents in Fertile, including Ridgewood Estates and Sandhill River Golf Course, are informed about an aerial mosquito control application scheduled for Tuesday, July 7, between 6-11 PM, weather permitting. These applications have been approved by the FAA and the appropriate state departments. Specially trained and licensed pilots are assisting with the control of mosquitoes in

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Altru receives top veteran employer recognition

Altru has been recognized as a Top Veteran Employer by U.S. Veterans Magazine for its commitment to recruiting, supporting and empowering veterans and military spouses in the workplace.  “Being named a Top Veteran Employer is a meaningful honor because it reflects who we are as an organization. Veterans bring exceptional leadership, resilience, and a commitment

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ARREST/FIRE REPORT July 7, 2026

The Northwest Regional Corrections Center in Crookston has reported the arrest of the following: Dylan Tyler Johnson, 26, of Climax, for third-degree criminal sexual conduct-significant relationship with victim aged 16-17-force Angel Mateo Sanchez, 20, of San Benito, for domestic abuse/violation of an order of protection Aaron Ray Judge, 30, of Tonolea, AZ, for first-degree DUI-previous

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Crookston City Council approves revision to Business Development Infrastructure application and a special event request

The Crookston City Council met on Monday evening to discuss revisions to the Business Development Infrastructure Application and a special event request at the Crookston Sports Center. BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT INFRASTRUCTURE APPLICATIONThe council unanimously approved a resolution regarding a revised version of the Business Development Infrastructure Application that was previously approved at the June 15 meeting.

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The Polk County Museum introduces a new display of historic school items and photos

The Polk County Museum is going old school. A new display features artifacts and many photographs of historic schools throughout Polk County. One of the featured photos on display shows the Crookston High School debate team that won the 1935 state championship. The team included debaters Francis Norman, Mary Robbins, and Paul Sharp, and teacher Fred Seeman. The

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