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CROOKSTON HIGH SCHOOL ONE-ACT PLAY A HISTORICAL DRAMATIZATION OF WOMEN’S RIGHTS

The Crookston High School’s public performance of its One-Act play will be Tuesday, January 21 at 7:00 p.m. in the Crookston High School auditorium.  The play, ‘The Remarkable Susan’, is a dramatization of the trial of Susan B. Anthony, after she and a number of other women attempted to vote, explains Director Beth Carlson. “In […]

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CROOKSTON CHAMBER PRESENTS “IT’S A BEAUTIFUL WEEK IN OUR NEIGHBORHOOD” JAN. 26-31

The Crookston Area Chamber and Visitor’s Bureau has put together a week of activities called “It’s a Beautiful Week in our Neighborhood” for Sunday, January 26 through Friday, January 31.   The themes are kindness and the color red, all week long.  The chamber encourages businesses to join in the fun and decorate their windows with

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PARENTHOOD ART EXHIBIT ON DISPLAY AT NORTHWEST MINNESOTA ARTS COUNCIL

Come to the Northwest Minnesota Arts Council (NWMAC) Gallery in East Grand Forks at the Riverwalk Centre (movie theater mall) to see the new Parenthood Art Exhibit. This collection is meant to explore and celebrate parenthood and is open between Mother’s Day and Father’s Day. Art gathered has been created by northwest Minnesota artists that

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CROOKSTON’S TREY EVERETT AND LATINO YOUTH AMONG THOSE FEATURED AT STATE ARTS BOARD EXHIBIT

Crookston artist Trey Everett, Crookston Latino youth, and Badger artist and math teacher, Sherri Kruger with area residents who participated in making artwork through We Are Water MN workshops, will be featured in a Minnesota State Arts Board exhibition showcasing artwork supported by the state’s arts and cultural heritage fund. A Creative Investment exhibition, celebrating ten years of

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“THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE” TAKES STAGE AT CHS THIS WEEKEND

The students at Crookston High School take the stage this weekend with the spring play/musical, “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee.” The performance lasts about an hour and is filled with musical numbers, interesting personalities and a “magic foot”.  There is plenty of humor as well said Assistant Director Cindy Fahser. “It’s about a

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