Just over 2.5 acres of property adjacent to Hillside Avenue Southwest and 11th Street Southwest have been identified as the proposed site for a multi-use development that would include Pine City’s new location for municipal liquor store operations. According to information from the city, the development is proposed for two adjoining parcels, valued at $443,700 on Beacon. In an interview on Feb. 6, mayor Kent Bombard explained that the city is still early in the timeline of ex

Pine City traveled to Braham on Monday night. What a game to open up the new week, two teams who are extremely talented and have only grown and gotten better since their last meeting. The action on the court lived up to all the hype.

Pine City hosted Aitkin on Friday. Both teams played their style of basketball very well. And alot of times when you have one team who likes to push the pace, that can lead to a lopsided game. But the Dragons defense held its ground for much of the game, especially in the 1st half.

East Central traveled to Braham to face the Bombers to decide who will hold the top spot in Section 5A. There is still three weeks left in the regular season, so there is still time for movement. But with a 78-63 victory, Braham is the team the beat for now.