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Northland Community & Technical College is experiencing a surge in student enrollment, with an estimated 2,637 students enrolled for Fall 2025—a 15% increase compared to Fall 2024. Additionally, enrollment has grown by 9.1% over the previous academic year, reflecting sustained momentum across multiple terms. This growth is the result of intentional efforts to expand access, […]
Crystal Keefe recently joined RiverView Health as the director of the Finance Department. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting from Rasmussen College, Fargo, and a Master’s Degree in Business Administration from the University of St. Thomas (Opus College of Business), Minneapolis. Her work history spans 29 years in accounting and management across various companies
Tri-Valley Opportunity Council recently announced that Jason Carlson, its Chief Executive Officer, will be leaving the organization. Carlson is taking the job as Executive Director of Northwest Service Co-op, which is headquartered in Thief River Falls. The co-op serves school districts, cities, counties, and a few non-profits with a variety of services. What kinds of
The Crookston Pirate Boys Tennis team won two doubles matches and one singles match, but the Thief River Falls Prowlers won three singles and one doubles match to win the big Section 8A dual to wrap up the regular season. Thief River Falls won first, second, and third singles. At first singles, TRF’s Jett Cornelius
The Northland Community Band is pleased to announce its upcoming Spring Band Concert, scheduled for Tuesday, May 6, 2025. The concert will commence at 7 p.m. at the Northland Community & Technical College Theater in Thief River Falls, and we cordially invite the community to join us for an evening of diverse musical performances. This
Over 11,500 Students To Participate in Minnesota State High School Clay Target League Spring Season The season is underway for 11,557 student-athletes participating in the Minnesota State High School Clay Target League (MNSHSCTL) programs this spring. Those athletes are competing on 435 high school teams across the state, supported by thousands of coaches, team staff, and other
