Page 175 - Pine River News Today

Wallace Conrads son, Curt, said whether his father was working farm fields, fighting in World War II or building homes, he worked his hardest.

It was the first line of severe weather to move in Thursday night, expected to be followed by more stormy skies throughout the night into Friday morning. As the storm front made its way into the area, a 911 caller reported a tornado east of Pillager and a funnel cloud was reported near Nisswa.

This Minnesota Fishing Opener, here is a look at the life cycle of a stocked walleye, so key to a healthy population of the states signature fish.

Carol Schmidtbauer said the shark was her most exciting catch ever

Raena Hanneken has placed in the contest in past years.

It was the first line of severe weather to move in Thursday night, expected to be followed by more stormy skies throughout the night into Friday morning. As the storm front made its way into the area, a 911 caller reported a tornado east of Pillager and a funnel cloud was reported near Nisswa.

Homeowners are eligible for matching grants.

A look through the Brainerd Dispatch archives with Terry McCollough combing the microfilm for tidbits of history through the decades going back to 1922.

Pine River-Backus School Board says farewell to respected staff members.

A look at the past from the pages of the Pine River Journal weekly newspaper