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Feb 1, 2021 10:10 AM ST. CLOUD, Minn. (KNSI) – The KNSI Sports Network has a full lineup of games to kick off the month of February. It’s always fun when St. Cloud Apollo and St. Cloud Tech hook up in boys’ basketball, our coverage from Apollo starts at 7pm. Thursday night we head to the ice as the St. Cloud Icebreakers take on Fergus Falls. The KNSI Sports Network will be live at the MAC with the drop of the puck at 7pm on KNSI.  We round out the week with more boys’ basketball with another big-time rivalry as St. Cloud Cathedral looks to knock off undefeated Albany at home. We sta...

This Was Brainerd - Jan. 28 | Brainerd Dispatch - Vimarsana News

This Was Brainerd - Jan. 28 | Brainerd Dispatch

This Was Brainerd - Jan. 28 A look through the Brainerd Dispatch archives with Terry McCollough combing the microfilm for tidbits of history through the decades going back to 1921. Written By: Terry McCollough | × 20 years ago (2001) Some valuable timber has rested on the bottom of Gull Lake since the early 1900, when it sank on the way to sawmills. A law allowing recovery of this valuable resource was passed by the legislature, but may be amended. Lake property owners say the recovery will adversely affect water clarity when sediment is disturbed. 30 years ago (1...

This Was Brainerd - Dec. 15 | Brainerd Dispatch - Vimarsana News

This Was Brainerd - Dec. 15 | Brainerd Dispatch

This Was Brainerd - Dec. 15 A look through the Brainerd Dispatch archives with Terry McCollough combing the microfilm for tidbits of history through the decades going back to 1920. Written By: Terry McCollough | × The Studebaker long ago went the way of hula-hoops and button-down collars. But, in the world of F.W. (John) Dixon, those fine old cars live on. A resident west of Gull Lake, Dixon turned his backyard into what he calls a “home for orphaned Studebakers,” and the retired railroader currently has 27 of them. DECEMBER 15 20 years ago (2000) The Warrior ...