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The Grand Forks Police Department has reported an increase in opioid overdoses in the Grand Forks area in 2021. Year to date, there have been 37 suspected drug overdoses and 3 opioid overdose deaths in the City of Grand Forks, according to Police data. In addition, Grand Forks Police Department has administered naloxone, the antidote
RiverView Health continues to recognize the many heroes who stepped up in 2020. In doing so, Erica Cerda, LICSW, LADC, RiverView Recovery Center (RRC), was recognized for her hard work in getting clients the help they need through new ways, including Zoom. For her extra efforts, the Rewards and Recognition QIT recently named Erica the
RiverView Recovery Center invites the public to the workshop, Behavioral Health Supervision and Ethics in Leadership. The event will be held Friday, Jan. 31 from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the RiverView Home Care Building, 721 S. Minnesota St., Crookston. The cost to participate in the workshop is $49, with 6.5 continuing education units
The public is invited to participate in the free faith-based recovery group, Life’s Healing Choices, beginning Thursday, Jan. 16th at 6:00 p.m. RiverView Recovery Center, 721. S. Minnesota Street, Crookston. This Biblically based recovery group came about after the enthusiastic response to the recent Crookston presentations by faith and recovery speaker, Nate Espinoza. Espinoza experienced
RiverView Recovery Center invites the public to a presentation by local speaker Nathaniel Espinoza Dec. 17 in Crookston. Described as an influential speaker and advocate for people struggling with drug and alcohol dependency, Espinoza is known to many in the area as “Pastor Nate’’. He is also one of the main characters in the Grand
Individuals and organizations throughout the Crookston Community raised money to bring former wrestling champion Marc Mero to the community on Wednesday. Mero made three presentations, first Wednesday morning to students at Crookston High School, and again Wednesday night to students and community members at both UMC and Crookston High School. Mero said if wanted to
