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Loren Johnson, David Morgan, Gordon Pagnac, and Winston Johnson received recognition during the 16th Crookston Veterans Ceremony

Loren “Punky” Johnson, David Morgan, Gordon Pagnac, and Winston Johnson were recognized for their military service during the 16th annual Veterans Ceremony at Trinity Lutheran Church on Saturday. The ceremony is organized by Beyond the Yellow Ribbon, a community-led group that works with the DAV Auxiliary Unit #14, Crookston American Legion Auxiliary Unit #20, VFW

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Smoke tabbed the favorite at the United Valley Bank “Taste of Crookston”

The 2026 Ox Cart Days Festival officially kicked off on Monday evening at the Crookston Inn ballroom with the Taste of Crookston, sponsored by United Valley Bank of Crookston. There were 18 food tables for the hundreds of people who attended the two-hour event. The People’s Choice winner was Smoke’s Tacos de Carnitas with Smoke

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The Care and Share in Crookston will host a fundraiser on September 13

The Care and Share in Crookston will hold a barbecue plate sale from Noon to 3:00 p.m. on Saturday, September 13 at 220 East Third Street in Crookston.You’re invited to join them for live music featuring Anthony Diaz, rib plates for sale for $13 a plate, and a special unveiling of the new donation room

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Crookston Veterans Ceremony honors Four Veterans

The 15th Annual Beyond the Yellow Ribbon Crookston Veterans Ceremony was held on Saturday at Trinity Lutheran Church during the Ox Cart Days festival. The four veterans honored were James Altepeter, Paul Dubuque, James Johnson, and William (Bill) Langlois. Partners of the event include the Ox Cart Days Committee, Northern Valley Quilts of Valor, Master

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NORTHERN LIGHTS MINISTRY COLLABORATIVE CELEBRATE THE ORDINATION FOR RUTH SANDERS

On Saturday, November 19, 2022, a joyous celebration of ordination for Ruth Sanders was held at First Presbyterian Church in Crookston, MN. The joy was shared by not just one church but three churches who have joined together to form the Northern Lights Ministry Collaborative. In 2015, Trinity Lutheran Church and First Presbyterian Church began

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