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A couple from Winnipeg is making an 800-kilometer trip that runs all the way from Winnipeg to St. Paul, Minnesota, but instead of taking a car or a plane, they’re taking an ox cart pulled by a shorthorn ox just like the pioneers did back in the 1860s. Terry and Patty Doerksen and the shorthorn […]
A married couple, Terry and Patty Doerksen from Winnipeg are looking to create the old Ox Cart Trail to make sure history of the traditional Metis trade route is still alive to today, and is making a stop in Crookston on Wednesday, June 15, and Thursday, June 16. The Doerksen’s are looking to complete the
Crookston’s own Tim Dufault represented the Minnesota Wheat Council during the Governor’s Trade mission to the U.K. and Finland from November 13-19. There were four separate groups on the trip representing Agriculture, Education, Medical Technology, and Environmental Sciences, with the hope to build relationships and potential future business. Several people and commodity groups were invited
Yesterday, Governor Tim Walz departed for a trade mission that he is leading to the United Kingdom and Finland. The mission will focus on increasing state exports, promoting Minnesota as a premier destination for business investment, developing new business opportunities, and strengthening existing ties. “Minnesota is a great place to do business. Our goal is to
Crookston’s own Tim Dufault will be representing the Minnesota Wheat Council on the Governor’s Trade mission to the U.K. and Finland next week. Dufault will fly out of Minnesota tomorrow afternoon, November 13, and arrive in London sometime Sunday, November 14. The Trade Mission will last all week and Dufault will return on Friday, November
The Crookston School Board had a special meeting on Monday evening in the Crookston High School Choir/Orchestra room. The special meeting was called by board member Mike Theis. The meeting started with the board hearing from three teachers, Kindergarten teacher Monica Parenteau, first-grade teacher Megan Parenteau, and first-grade teacher Sarah (Kanten) Pester. All three were
