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The Crookston Ways & Means Committee will meet Monday night following the Crookston City Council Meeting. The committee will discuss several topics beginning with a request from the new owners of North Acres and Carmen Terrace mobile home parks to have city garbage collection. The parks had previously been contracted out as a commercial property. […]
The University of Minnesota Board of Regents voted Friday to open all five campuses for the fall semester. Students will have the ability to take classes across various modes from fully in-person to full distance learning based on their unique needs. Residence halls, dining facilities, and other campus services will also be available in line
The University of Minnesota Crookston women’s soccer program announced the signing of three student-athletes to their 2020 signing class. The Golden Eagles have added Jacqueline Calderon (MF, 5-3, Indio, Calif./La Quinta H.S.), Alexia Chairez (D, Cleburne, Texas/Northeast Texas College) and Madelyn Teplansky (5-3, MF, Apple Valley, Calif./Apple Valley H.S.) to their 2020 class. Alexia Chairez
The University of Minnesota Crookston men’s basketball program added Sam Tiley (G/F, 6-4 200, Fort Collins, Colo./Eastern Wyoming College) to their 2020-21 signing class. Tiley played two years at Eastern Wyoming College in Torrington, Wyoming. As a sophomore, he averaged 9.8 points per game. He made 32 percent of his three-point attempts, and 72 percent
The University of Minnesota Crookston will have an online graduation ceremony on Saturday, May 16 at 11 a.m. Below are the local graduates who will be recognized – ARGYLE Erin Knutson CROOKSTON Richard Brown Drew Chesley Jordan DeBoer April Ebanks-Agurcia Kristen Lake Denette Larson Joseph Larson Emma Liedtke Jason Rarick Tenniel Winger EAST GRAND FORKS
The University of Minnesota Crookston baseball program announced the signing of one of the top junior college prospects in the region with the addition of Jake Dykhoff (RHP, 6-0 195, Wadena/Minnesota State Community and Technical College). As a sophomore, Dykhoff was 1-0 in two appearances with 23 strikeouts and just three walks. He posted a
