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News from Browerville's Past 25 Years Ago May 31, 2001 With the beautiful spring weather we have enjoyed a full slate of golf action. This is going to help us prepare for our upcoming sub-section tournament. On Thursday, May 17, we finished our conference action at Pebble Lake Golf Course in Fergus Falls for both the boys and girls teams. Lindsey Dickinson led the team with a score of 106 and received the All Conference recognition. The boys team was led by Justin Noska’s sc

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News from Browerville's Past 25 Years Ago September 28, 2001 Not many people know where tiny Mill Lake is located in Todd County, but that is about to change. Mill Lake is located east of Browerville about eight miles on County Road 29. It is an idyllic setting in the Squaw Tip Hills left by three ancient glaciers which once covered the northern two-thirds of the state. The hills were formed by retreating glaciers which left rolling oak hills dotted by small ponds and lakes.

by Debra Meyer-Myrum news@inhnews.com After retiring from a 35-year military career, Paula Christensen has turned a retirement joke into a new business venture with the opening of Cup a…, a coffee shop located in Browerville. Christensen said the idea began when her husband asked what she planned to do after retirement. “I joked that I would open a coffee shop,” she said. “Then the property became available, and we decided to do it.” A Swanville area native, Christensen s

News from Browerville's Past 25 Years Ago May 17, 2001 On May 9, the District Special Olympics competition was once again held in Long Prairie with the cooperation of the Long Prairie/Grey Eagle School system offering the use of their track facilities. The Area 5 Special Olympics Track and Field event hosted about 275 athletes from: Browerville, Aitkin, Bertha-Hewitt, Brainerd, Crosby-Ironton, Long Prairie-Grey Eagle, Menahga, Mid-State Co-op, New York Mills, Remer, Onamia,

News from Browerville's Past 25 Years Ago May 10, 2001 When Browerville Science Teacher Bruce Curley went to the school board and asked them for the money to fund a greenhouse for his students, they told him it would be too expensive. Not to be defeated, Curley sought and received $20,000 to fund his project from a private party. Because the greenhouse is new to the school, much of the time this year has been used setting up the house and fine tuning its automatic climate co

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News from Browerville's Past 25 Years Ago May 3, 2001 Bea Biermaier looked at the selection of Browerville Days mugs on sale this year. The 2001 Browerville Collector Mug is the second in a series of four. All profits from the sale of the mugs help to pay for Browerville Days expenses. They are on sale at the American Heritage National Bank or pick yours up at the fish fry this Friday evening at the community center. ********** Several women from Zion Lutheran Church and o

News from Browerville's Past 25 Years Ago April 26, 2001 The Knights of Columbus, Cardinal Neuman Council 3663, is part of a world wide organization of Catholic men who work to make Christ known to the world by serving the pro-life and mentally handicapped causes. This local council which operates under the auspices of Christ the King Church includes the men of Clarissa. Joe Buhl, Grand Knight, and his uncle, Roy Buhl, steer the course of the Christ the King Knights and have