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St. Paul’s Lutheran is seeking a dedicated and organized Administrative Assistant to join our church staff for a 20-hour per week position. The ideal candidate will be a welcoming presence with strong communication and clerical skills, capable of managing the day-to-day administrative functions of the church office. Responsibilities include answering phones, coordinating calendars, preparing bulletins […]
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church celebrated the Installation of its new Pastor, Curt Peterson, on Sunday, September 8. Bishop Bill Tesch presided over the service. The welcome celebration also included a backpack blessing, a potluck, and the children’s first Sunday School Class for the year. The congregation voted to call Pastor Curt its new Pastor in
The Crookston Public School Absentee Ballot Board met for the final time on Friday afternoon to count and verify more absentee ballots that had come in for the upcoming referendum. The board received 91 ballots last week and 94 this week, for a total of 185 Absentee ballots collected. However, despite this being the last
The Crookston Public Schools will hold the last of three community meetings to educate and answer questions regarding a referendum to construct a multi-use facility for the school district and community. The meeting will be tonight at 6:30 p.m. at the Crookston High School Choir/Orchestra Room. All are welcome and encouraged to participate. In 2021,
On behalf of the Polk County Salvation Army, we would like once again to say thank you to our friends and supporters who have given donations and their time to the Salvation Army Christmas Kettle Campaign. The Christmas Kettle Campaign is the county’s Salvation Army’s most vital fundraiser accounting for nearly 75% of its annual
The Crookston Public School is still accepting absentee voting for their upcoming referendum, with the official vote scheduled on Tuesday, February 14, at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church. The Crookston Public School’s Absentee Ballot Board met on Monday afternoon to count and verify some of the absentee votes that had come to the district. The board
