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You can hear Crookston and area school Christmas concerts on KROX Radio (1260AM/105.7FM and in Grand Forks/East Grand Forks on 92.1 FM), online by clicking the listen live link, or on your smart speaker (Say – listen to KROX in Crookston). The 2023 schedule is listed below. Date Concert/Program Time Dec. 18 UMC Concert 1:00 […]
Crookston High School’s Halle Winjum signed a National Letter of Intent to play basketball for the University of Minnesota Crookston Golden Eagles. Winjum is the daughter of Chris and Leah Winjum. Winjum is a three-sport athlete and has gone to state in tennis, was named all-state honorable mention in girl’s basketball, and finished fourth place
The First Community Credit Union (FCCU) 2023 Volunteer of the Year is Dana Jonsson, Crookston Branch Manager. Within the last few years, FCCU has launched a volunteering program for employees to track the hours they volunteer outside of work. FCCU encourages, recognizes, and rewards staff who actively volunteer and get involved in their communities. Dana
Side Street Bar and Grill of Fertile won the Crookston Lions Club Ox Cart Days Ribfest on Thursday afternoon at the downtown square in Crookston. Six businesses competed in the fundraiser, with Irishman’s Shanty, Scobey’s, Erickson Smokehouse of Fertile, University of Minnesota Crookston, and RBJ’s Restaurant, along with Sidestreet serving up delicious ribs. The Crookston
Soon-to-be Crookston High School senior Halle Winjum announced on Friday, July 21 that she has committed to play basketball for the University of Minnesota Crookston Golden Eagles. Winjum is the daughter of Chris and Leah Winjum. Winjum is a three-sport athlete and has gone to state in tennis, was named all-state honorable mention in girls
The University of Minnesota’s Board of Regents has named four finalists for the school’s interim president position Thursday out of a group of 21 candidates, including current University of Minnesota Crookston Chancellor Mary Holz-Clause. Those finalists include the following: Jeffrey M. Ettinger, chair of the Hormel Foundation Board of Directors and former chief executive officer
