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PIONEER DAY WILL BE AT THE POLK COUNTY MUSEUM THIS SUNDAY

The Polk County Historical Society is helping Polk County and the Red River Valley celebrate the history of its origins with Pioneer Day, happening on Sunday, September 11, from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the Polk County Museum. Admission is free, and everyone is welcome to enjoy the various events, which include music performances,

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CROOKSTON’S DAN MORLAN STEPS DOWN AS POLK COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY TREASURER

The Polk County Historical Society (PCHS) held its 2020 annual meeting recently where Dan Morlan of Crookston stepped as the organization’s treasurer after serving in that role for 20 years. Morlan’s last official duty was presenting the annual financial report to the board. President Anne Muir presented Morlan with a personalized hourglass for reaching the

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