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We are in the second week of extra precautions as we battle the COVID-19 pandemic in Crookston, across the nation, and the world. The thing that never ceases to amaze us is the determination and the cohesiveness of Crookston businesses and residents. You might be wondering….What makes Crookston so special in times of need? -It […]
The Northwestern Mental Health Center is offering tips and help for people trying to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic. Reframing Fears and Anxiety about Coronavirus As Coronavirus progresses closer to home, fear and anxiety about the outbreak can be overwhelming. It’s important to acknowledge the impact it has on our mental health, not just our
As the world works diligently to manage and reduce the spread of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), Northwestern Mental Health Center (NWMHC) is taking steps aligned with the guidelines from the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), as well as recommendations from Minnesota Governor Tim Walz. We want to provide an update on
The Crookston community is perhaps at it’s best during the holiday season, as evidenced by the many generous ways its residents choose to help those in need throughout the community. One area that generosity is evident is at Highland and Washington Schools. Tara Rodriguez is a Family Service Specialist for the Northwestern Mental Health Center,
We would like to invite our area farmers and farm couples to join us for coffee and conversation on Saturday, December 14. We will be hosting events in Crookston and East Grand Forks, Minnesota. The purpose of these events is to offer a venue for our farming community to come together and support each other
Area organizations and individuals have joined forces to bring school presenter/former wrestling champion Marc Mero to the community to speak to students and the public on a variety of issues affecting today’s youth. Mero will present at the Crookston High School and University of Minnesota-Crookston on Wednesday, Nov. 13. For 14 years, Mero traveled worldwide
