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This week, the finance and policy divisions of the Senate Agriculture, Rural Development, and Housing Committee will be holding joint committee hearings in Clearwater and Crookston. The hearings, chaired by Senator Bill Weber (R-Luverne) and Senator Torrey Westrom (R-Elbow Lake) are an opportunity for constituents to hear from, and speak directly with, legislators regarding agricultural-related […]
On November 11, we will celebrate Veteran’s Day. It is always on November 11, as the day marks the anniversary of the end of World War I. Major hostilities of World War I were formally ended at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of 1918, when the Armistice with Germany went into effect. You may not know
STORY BY UMC ATHLETICS A child with strawberry blonde hair bordering on red strides up to a horse called Charging Yankee, but despite the name the horse is tame in this moment allowing the young man to approach him in a pasture and hop right on his back and just ride around together along the
University of Minnesota President Joan T.A. Gabel is making her first official trip to Crookston since becoming President of the University of Minnesota System in July. Each campus requested when to have Gabel visit following her inauguration on September 20 and UMC chose this week so Gabel could attend the annual Torch & Shield Award
Wake up and shoot for the stars, literally. Senior Christopher Lang, software engineer student is always looking up. Graduating from Kenyon-Wanamingo high school, Lang traveled 6 hours from home to attend the University of Minnesota Crookston which little did he know would bring him to intern at NASA. From a young age, Lang has always
Area organizations and individuals have joined forces to bring school presenter/former wrestling champion Marc Mero to the community to speak to students and the public on a variety of issues affecting today’s youth. Mero will present at the Crookston High School and University of Minnesota-Crookston on Wednesday, Nov. 13. For 14 years, Mero traveled worldwide
