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The Wolves had a successful triangular on December 2, at the Browerville school, the Wolves earned two wins. They defeated the Princeton Tigers 45-27 before edging the Albany Huskies 41-32 to complete a strong night at home. At the Dan Unruh Varsity Invite, the boys team turned in several strong performances. Hayden Hiebert (107) and Brodie Pachan (139) each went 3-0 on the day to claim first-place finishes in their respective weight classes. Zander Katterhagen (107) and Ma

News from Browerville's Past 25 Years Ago December 7, 2000 As early as 1985, the congregation of the Zion Lutheran Church in Browerville began to realize they were running out of room. After much discussion between the members of the congregation, they decided to build an addition to their church to better accommodate their growing needs. Since 1985, the congregation had been saving money and discussing possible plans for an addition. It was not until October 1999 that the f

by Debra Meyer-Myrum news@inhnews.com On Monday, October 6, the Whoopee Inn building on Big Lake, County Highway 16, was tore down. Even though it has been closed for business since 2012, the Whoopee Inn had a long history in Turtle Creek Township. It was a local hangout that brought many people from Big Lake, Pine Island Lake, Thunder Lake and the surrounding area together. It was a place close to my heart too, as it played a role in meeting my husband, Jeff Myrum, a

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News from Browerville's Past 25 Years Ago November 30, 2000 Bob and Kimberly Bryniarski of Browerville got a little help picking out their family Christmas tree from young Rakel and Ali. Like many people, the Bryniarski’s tradition is to pick out their tree after Thanksgiving. Sadlo’s Christmas Trees and other Christmas tree farms were busy over the long holiday weekend. ********** Browerville City Councilman Walt Lucas and Ambulance Director Tom Steinmetz presented Roger

News from Browerville's Past 25 Years Ago November 23, 2000 The Browerville Lions braved the cold for their annual tree lighting on Monday evening. Each year the Lions light all the trees on Main Street to ring in the holiday season. Pictured are: Jim Hauge, Walt Lucas, Quinten Burt and Allen Hoelsher. ********** Roger and Marge Weske announced the sale of Weske’s Barber in recent days. The Weskes bought the Barber Shop from Gordon and Bernice Johnson in September 1957, so

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News from Browerville's Past 25 Years Ago November 16, 2000 At their November 9 meeting, the Browerville City Council chose Dave Kramer to fill the vacancy created when Doug Johnson resigned in August. Kramer served in the past, but was forced to resign when his job at Land O’ Lakes was transferred to Perham. Mayor Steven Wiersgalla said that he had three people approach him about the position: Kramer, Dick Rech and Cory Heid. Wiersgalla said that Kramer was first to apply