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Many families with children birth to eight years old celebrated Earth Day at Washington School on Tuesday, April 22. Families were invited to an evening full of play, learning and adventure. Children were encouraged to explore, create, and engage in many activities. Some of the activities included creating flowers with their food, exploring an obstacle course, planting seeds […]
Every year, the Celebrate the Young Child Collaborative puts on three events for the youngest children in the Crookston community in an effort to support the children and their families at this critical time in their growth. The third event for Celebrate the Young Child is coming up on Tuesday, April 22, and we caught
The Gala for Girls is set for Friday, April 25 from 5:30-8:30 p.m. at the Crookston Inn. Girls in grades K-6, this is your night! Bring your dad, grandpa, uncle, or adult male role model and register now for this unforgettable evening. The event includes a professional picture, social and sit-down dinner, special gift, and
Polk County Public Health’s February Fitness Fever for Sunday, February 9 , is Ice Skating at the Crookston Sports Center from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Various sizes of skates are available but limited. The walking track will also be available. February Fitness Fever is a month-long initiative designed to encourage community members to stay
Polk County Public Health’s February Fitness Fever event scheduled for Sunday, February 2 has been canceled due to a lack of snow for sledding in Central Park in Crookston. February Fitness Fever is a month-long initiative designed to encourage community members to stay active during the winter season. Every Sunday in February, community members can participate
The Polk County Public Health Department has issued a message this week about Radon Levels in Polk County being higher than the state average. Minnesota has unusually high radon levels due to its unique geology and how homes are operated with our cold temperatures, according to Polk County Public Health Director Sarah Reese. “During the
