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Northwest School of Agriculture classmates and friends gathered to reminisce, reconnect and celebrate during their 2022 reunion on June 24 on the University of Minnesota Crookston campus. A highlight of the event was the recognition of this year’s Top Aggies – Eloise Wold Sobtzak (Class of 1957), Keith Miller (Class of 1958), and Gary Pedersen
The University of Minnesota Crookston athletic department announced the hiring of Nick Stone as fitness and wellness center coordinator/strength and conditioning coach. Stone is the first full-time strength and conditioning coach for the Minnesota Crookston athletic programs. It is a pivotal position for the department as they look to increase their competitiveness on the field
The University of Minnesota Crookston announced the hiring of Jess Bengtson as communications specialist. Bengtson will be a member of the University and Alumni Relations team under Director of University and Alumni Relations Brandy Chaffee. Bengtson joins UMC from the Crookston Times where she served as the managing editor for the newspaper. “I’m so excited
Crookston Public Schools is holding community meetings to educate and answer questions regarding a referendum to construct a multi-use facility for the school district and community. The next meeting will be Wednesday, June 15 at 5:30 p.m. at the Crookston High School Auditorium. All are welcome and encouraged to participate. In 2021, the district partnered
In Progress/ Studio 110 is inviting Crookston and surrounding communities to join them at the Grand Theatre in Crookston for a Community Red Carpet Event celebrating three local artists on Saturday, June 11, for their accomplishments of their films taking first place at the 17th Annual MY HERO International Film Festival. The artists entered the
The Crookston Public School District held a public meeting on Wednesday night in the Crookston High School Auditorium about the multiuse Complex that is planned to begin construction over the 2022-23 School Year. Superintendent Jeremy Olson presented the facility, explaining that the project was meant to be a major step to help the school move
