ARREST/FIRE REPORT-NOVEMBER 29, 2022

During the Crookston High School Girls’ Basketball game against East Grand Forks last night, a vehicle crashed into the door and windows at the back of the High School Commons room, damaging the door, a window frame pillars and breaking several panes of glass at the rear entrance door. Thankfully nobody was injured.

The City of Crookston announced that the Public Works Department is blading residential streets today to widen them due to the wind and snow. The city thanks the public for their patience.

Drafts Sports Bar and Grill of Crookston won the Best Dish award at the 2023 Happy Harrys Pork and Brew held at the Alerus Center in Grand Forks on Saturday. Drafts won the best dish award by serving Ultimate bacon and beer mac and cheese with candied bacon on top.

The Fertile Public Library will host a free needle felting class for adults and teens. This class will be held on Tuesday, January 31, at 1:00 p.m. and is offered free of charge to participants of all experience levels. Together the class will needle felt gnomes. About Lake Agassiz Regional...

Despite being outshot 37-18, the Red Lake Falls Eagles Boy’s Hockey team scored 6 unanswered goals on their way to a 7-3 win over International Falls on Hockey Day Minnesota Saturday afternoon. FIRST PERIOD – — The first period was controlled by the Broncos as they were able to...

The Highland Elementary School is participating in the Winter Walk to School Day this Tuesday, January 31, which will be celebrated nationwide on February 1. Students will be encouraged to walk to school bundled in their winter gear, where they will be greeted at the front of their school by Safe Kids Grand Forks and community members. “The students are encouraged to get out and walk to school. They’re going to bundle up, wearing their gloves, mittens, and hats, and they’ll walk to school,” Safe Kids Grand Forks Community Resource Tina Sanders explained. “Then we’re going to have the opportunity to greet them in front of the school, where they’ll get some soft mittens, hot cocoa, snacks and be greeted by some of our community members and Safe Kids staff to celebrate the fact that they’re out there, getting some movement during the winter time, and making a difference in their community by helping to relieve the congestion of the traffic over there.” The road leading to Highland Elementary is usually very congested, and with the students walking to school rather than being driven by their parents, this can make it easier for other traffic to pass through quickly and easily and prevent any traffic jams.

This weekend, a new store is coming to Crookston next to I.C. Muggs on University Drive, known as Revive: Secondhand Store and Gifts. The store will be holding a grand opening event this weekend with raffles and sales available for everyone to come to this weekend. The store will be...