By Mike Christopherson (Crookston Daily Times) Posted Aug 30, 2018 at 11:08 AM Tri-Valley program wrapped up Aug. 24 at Community Family Service Center Between the Summer Food Service Program coordinated by the Crookston School District, which wrapped up Aug. 9, and a similar program put on by Tri-Valley Opportunity Council, which concluded on Aug. 24, almost 9,000 free lunches
Tri-Valley Transportation Programs is offering a convenient way to get to the Western Minnesota Steam Threshers Reunion in Rollag, Minn. on Friday, August 31. T.H.E. Bus will be giving rides to the event from Crookston and Thief River Falls for only $10 round trip! T.H.E. Bus will arrive in Rollag at 10 am and depart
Courtesy of Mike Christopherson (Crookston Daily Times) Crookston Public Schools’ Eat United Summer Food Service Program wrapped up its season on Aug. 9, and Crookston School District Food Services Director Anna Brekken reports that 4,725 meals were served at two sites, with 4,580 of those being free meals served to youth from birth to age
Minnesota Council of Nonprofits will host a lunch and learn at Tri-Valley Opportunity Council, Inc. in Crookston (102 N. Broadway) on Tuesday, August 21 from 12 – 1:30 pm. There is no charge for this event and everyone is invited to attend. This month’s topic is “Innovative Energy Efficiency Strategies and Tactics to use in
The Glencoe center held a mini Farmers Market for children on August 10 as part of the Farm to Early Care Initiative in celebration of National Farmer Market Week (August 5-11). Local produce was donated from the Farm of Minnesota located in Hutchinson, MN. The Farm of Minnesota is one of the local farms that
Tri-Valley Opportunity Council, Inc. staff attended the Minnesota Community Action Partnership (MinnCAP) Annual Training Conference held on July 31 – August 2 at the River’s Edge Convention Center in St. Cloud, Minn. Staff took part in legislative general sessions, listened to speakers on various topics, and took part in several educational breakout sessions. In conjunction
Melody Hedden, (Family and Community Services Manager) and Christine Young (Identification and Recruitment Manager) at Tri-Valley Opportunity Council, Inc. in Crookston recently completed training at University of California, Los Angeles’ (UCLA) Head Start Management Fellows Program. They were two of 38 graduates from UCLA’s intensive leadership program. “The Head Start Management Fellows Program played a
(Le Center, Minn.)- One of Tri-Valley Opportunity Council, Inc.’s Head Start, Child and Family Program’s Administrative Office is excited to now be located in the community of Le Center. For that reason, the Head Start office plans to hold an open house for the Le Center and surrounding communities on Friday, August 10th from 10
Courtesy of the Le Center Leader. Local Head Start executive Christine Young completed some training that will ultimately benefit children and their families from the Tri-Valley Opportunity Council, Inc., in Le Center, MN. Young is one of 38 graduates of the 2018 University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) Head Start Management Fellows Program. This program
(Article by Mike Christopherson – Crookston Daily Times) Maureen Hams, with Child Care Aware at Tri-Valley since 1989, says she’s never seen a shortage of licensed child care slots this severe in Crookston, and she acknowledges she thought a state grant to help tackle the problem would have had a much greater impact by now
