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Teens and young adults are invited to create artistic dragon eyes out of clay with a program at the Fertile Public Library. The program is geared toward teens and will be hosted in two sessions as long as supplies last. Sessions will be held on Wednesday, September 18, from 1:45-3:00 p.m. with refreshments provided by […]
Polk County Family Resource Center Grand Opening in East Grand Forks took place on Tuesday, November 14, from 3-6 pm at their new location in the Senior High Center, located at 1505 Central Avenue Northwest in East Grand Forks. The Chamber of Commerce members were present for the ribbon-cutting ceremony, as well as Senator Johnson;
The Polk County Family Resource Center and Alluma hosted a Safety Planning workshop on Monday at the Crookston Public Library. Amy Bartz from Alluma discussed the Safety Tool. It’s a simple, easy-to-complete tool that can be used with youth or adults. Everyone has stressful moments in life, and sometimes they can turn into mental health
