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Investing in the Trades... One School at a Time
by Michael Hager There are many good reasons to support a school’s industrial arts classes. Funding is often not enough and the generosity of the community can give students a better variety of hands-on opportunities. “There are practical skills,” said Merle Felling when talking about these classes, “with tools that may land kids with good paying careers in the future.” Felling was initially surprised when he heard that a local shop class could not pull together enough stu
Oct 201 min read


Letter to the Editor
To the Editor: As superintendents across the region, we spend a great deal of time thinking about how we can provide the best possible education for our students while also being responsible stewards of taxpayer dollars. This November, Minnesotans will have an opportunity to vote on a constitutional amendment involving one of our state’s oldest resources for supporting public education: the Permanent School Fund. The Permanent School Fund has been supporting Minnesota schoo
Oct 63 min read


King and Queen of the Tigers
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Sep 291 min read


Annual Envirofest Held at Katterhagen Farm
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Sep 221 min read


School is Back in Session
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Sep 11 min read


Browerville Class of 2026
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May 191 min read


Arabian Nights
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Apr 281 min read


A Community Staple Comes to an End: Browerville Pool Closes after Three Decades
by Debra Meyer-Myrum news@inhnews.com After more than 30 years of serving as a summer gathering place for families, students, and swimmers, the Browerville community pool will close permanently, marking the end of an era for the town. The decision was finalized on March 9, when the Browerville School Board unanimously approved a motion to close the pool. While the announcement came quietly through school board minutes and word of mouth, the impact is expected to be deeply f
Mar 241 min read


What is "The Price" Someone is Willing to Pay?
Browerville’s one act play this year is called “The Price” by Don Zolidis. On a frigid winter night, a young mother nurses a sick child, hoping it will live until morning. A stranger appears at her door, asking for shelter from the cold. She takes him in, but no sooner does she close her eyes, the man and her daughter are gone... Subscribe to get the rest of the story...
Jan 271 min read


Celebrating the Completed Browerville School Project
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Jan 201 min read
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