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As students prepare for the end of their school year and the transition into the summer break, The Cove Youth Center in downtown Crookston offers a safe and relaxing environment for kids to gather, hang out, and make new friends while having fun. The Cove is operated by the Crookston Youth Foundation and its Youth
The Crookston Public Library will host a hands-on learning activity offering youth ages 5-13 the opportunity to learn about dinosaurs, as well as an opportunity for parents and caregivers to explore the library’s many educational resources. The program will be held in two sessions, one on Monday, May 18, from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. and Tuesday, May 19,
Gay Webster embodies the true meaning of the word “volunteer.” She freely gives her time and talents to support her community and is known for being reliable, compassionate, proactive, flexible, and willing to step in wherever help is needed. In recognition of her dedication and service, she was recently named the recipient of the RiverView
RiverView Health invites community members to attend a casual open house and Meet & Greet on Monday, May 18, to connect with local healthcare providers and learn more about services available close to home. The come-and-go event will take place from 4:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at RiverView Health, 323 S. Minnesota Street in Crookston. Attendees will have
The Crookston High School Leo Club was the recipient of the Community Service Challenge 2025-26 from the Minnesota State High School League (MSHSL) in partnership with Team Up 4 Community, and Student Advisory and Leadership Team (SALT). The award was presented to the club in a ceremony at the high school on Wednesday, according to
Representatives from the Crookston School Board and the Crookston Educators Association (CEA) met Wednesday afternoon to discuss clarifying language regarding family and medical leave policies for the catastrophic sick leave bank. Human Resources Director Wendy Ault said the meeting was productive, with some questions and concerns receiving clarification on both sides moving forward. Ault says
