Arrest/Fire Report – Friday, November 29, 2019
Fire Calls: The Crookston Fire Department responded to an alarm activation at Evergreen Hall on the UMC campus at 7:40 Thursday evening; an RA had overcooked their dinner.
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Fire Calls: The Crookston Fire Department responded to an alarm activation at Evergreen Hall on the UMC campus at 7:40 Thursday evening; an RA had overcooked their dinner.
Story by UMC Athletics – The University of Minnesota Crookston baseball team announced the signing of nine student-athletes for their 2020 recruiting class. The Golden Eagles have signed Dawson Feuillerat (C, 5-9 190, Argyle/Stephen-Argyle Central H.S.), Teddy Giefer (1B/LHP, 6-3 170, Courtland/Minnesota Valley Lutheran H.S.), Alex Koep (LHP, 5-10 160, Parkers Prairie/Parkers Prairie H.S.), Carter
The City of Crookston held a Northwest Regional Event Center Task Force meeting on Monday night attended by representatives of the Crookston community, City of Crookston, Crookston School District, and the University of Minnesota Crookston. The meeting was a continuation of the October Parks and Recreation brainstorming meeting that took place in October. Becky Kofoed,
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the annual Agriculture and Natural Resources Activities Day (ANRAD) at the University of Minnesota Crookston. Events will take place on Friday, December 6 at UMC in locations across the campus. The annual event gives area high school students the opportunity to participate in agricultural activities and earn scholarships.
Story by UMC Sports Information Director, Shawn Smith. The University of Minnesota Crookston is saddened to learn of the passing of Jim LeClair, who was part of the inaugural Athletic Hall of Fame class at Minnesota Crookston in 1999. LeClair was one of the all-time greats at Minnesota Crookston, as a football player and wrestler
The Crookston School District and the University of Minnesota Crookston (UMC) recently signed a post-secondary education option (PSEO) agreement that should help both schools. Under the previous contract, if a Crookston High School kid elected to be a post-secondary student full-time at UMC, the Crookston School District wouldn’t get any money for that student. Under