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TAKE A KID ICE FISHING IS THIS WEEKEND, MN DNR REMINDS ANGLERS TO PUT SAFETY FIRST

Take a Kid Ice Fishing Weekend is from Saturday, January 13, through Monday, January 15; the Minnesota Department of Natural Resource advises anglers to put safety first when making plans. “Ice is unsafe in much of the state, including in the metro area where there is still open water on some lakes,” said Benji Kohn,

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PERMIT TO CARRY CLASS OFFERED ON JANUARY 28 AT THE GOLDEN LINK

The Crookston Gun Club will be hosting a Minnesota permit to carry a firearm course and a Minnesota permit to carry a firearm renewal course on Sunday, January 28 at 8:00 am at the Golden Link Senior Center in Crookston, followed by a live fire qualification course.  The cost for the Minnesota permit to carry course and renewal course

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BCA RELEASES INFORMATION ON THE OFFICER-INVOLVED SHOOTING THAT KILLED AN EGF MAN

The University of North Dakota Forensic Pathology Center has confirmed the identity of a man police shot and killed on Jan. 9 while officers were attempting to serve a warrant in Polk County. Lucas Paul Gilbertson, 42, of rural East Grand Forks, died of multiple gunshot wounds, according to the forensic pathologist. The Minnesota Department

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HIGHLAND PRESCHOOL ADDITION MAKES LARGE STRIDES IN BUILDING PROCESS

The Preschool addition at Highland Elementary School has seen progress through the winter thus far. The project was initially scheduled to be finished on January 1 this year. However, a plumbing permit was needed to continue operations in October, which delayed the process ten weeks. There is a possibility the building will be completed by

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ARREST/FIRE REPORT-JANUARY 12

The Northwest Regional Correction Center reported the arrest of the following- Jeffery Scott Miller, 53, no address listed, for third-degree drug possession while in a school, park, or housing zone.

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HIGHLAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GEARS UP FOR SPRING FIELD TRIPS AND WILL ACCEPT DONATIONS

Highland Elementary School is gearing up for spring field trips and will accept donations throughout the rest of the school year. Highland Elementary School students recently completed a Read-A-Thon as a fundraiser to help mitigate field trip costs. The Read-A-Thon has effectively replaced the Bingo event that Highland Elementary used for many years to fundraise.

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