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What started out as a hobby to Alan Truscinski has turned into a sideline business, New Images Taxidermy. Alan Truscinski, local taxidermist, is seen here with the shoulder mount of a white tail deer he did for his nephew. On the table near Alan is a mallard duck that he is working on. (Tribune Files)

Looking Back-10.30.24

October 31, 2024

The Tribune10 Years AgoOctober 29, 2014When Kris Folland of Halma, Minn., met Bill Gross, the founder of Farm Rescue, Kris commented he was blown...

One of the best equipped Laboratory and X-Ray departments in the area, the new equipment, is of special pride to the hospital administration and the technicians who work with it at the Greenbush Community Hospital. Mrs. Gina Sovde, who has worked as a Laboratory and X-ray Technician for 15 1/2 years, is pictured with the new equipment in the department, the Flame Photometer, the Clinical Analyzer, and the Blood Gas Machine. (Tribune Files)

Looking Back-10/23/24

October 24, 2024

The Tribune10 Years AgoOctober 22, 2014Thanks to the amazing support of surrounding communities, the Greenbush Area Pool committee had a very...

Homecoming Queen Rayetta McFarlane, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McFarlane, and Homecoming King Charles Thompson, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Belmer Thompson, are shown above center following the coronation Homecoming Day. The other seniors are pictured in the front row, left to right, Herbert Reese III, Tim Mlodzik, Queen Rayetta, Carolyn Hanson, and Margie Pulczinski. In the back row are the attendants and escorts selected from each class. Left to right are the escorts, Luke Reese, seventh grade; Mark Agre, eighth grade; Lowell Thompson, ninth grade; Brian Kjos, tenth grade; Rodney Truscinski, eleventh grade; King Charles; and attendants Julie Efta, eleventh grade; Barbara Truscinski, tenth grade; Beth Reese, ninth grade; Pam Novacek, eighth grade; and Alice Duray, seventh grade. (Tribune Files)

Looking Back-10/16/24

October 17, 2024

The Tribune10 Years AgoOctober 15, 2014Congratulations to the Badger School District and Greenbush Middle River School District! Top 15% of...

Pictured above are the royalty that served for the Badger High School homecoming football game last Friday. They were crowned Thursday evening in a program at the school which was well attended. In the front row are: Bryan Modahl, prince; Charles Walsh, football king; Penny Flateland, homecoming queen; and Corrine Walsh, princess. Back row: Joan Monsrud, alumni queen; Mrs. Allan Walsh, football mother; Julie Davidson, 10th grade queen attendant; and Lujlu Boroos, 11th grade queen attendant. (Badger Enterprise Files)

Looking Back-10/09/24

October 10, 2024

The Tribune10 Years AgoOctober 8, 2014“At times it’s been challenging but her Dad and I wouldn’t want it any other way,” Shanoah’s mother said....

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Christenson of Morgan announce the engagement of their daughter, Sharon, to Donald Christianson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Christianson of Greenbush. A spring wedding is planned. (Tribune Files)

Looking Back-10/02/24

October 3, 2024

The Tribune10 Years AgoOctober 1, 2014 As part of the Greenbush-Middle River homecoming activities, students and faculty members participated in an...

The 1999 GMR Homecoming candidates and MCs are back row: MC Noah Novacek, Rick Zak, Jessica Wahl, Tim Bentow, Tara Severts, and MC Tanya Kujava. Front row: Deven Efta, Jessica Janousek, Ben Peterson, and Kelly Everson. GMR Homecoming Coronation will be held 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, October 9 with the dance to follow for senior high students. (Tribune Files)

Looking Back-09/25/24

September 26, 2024

The Tribune10 Years AgoSeptember 24, 2014 A tornado touched down northwest of Greenbush and left a trail of debris in its path on Friday, September...

David Borgen (left) received a plaque from Badger Fire Department last Saturday during the Fall Festival. Badger Fire Chief Gene Lundgren presented the award back in September 1999. (Tribune Files)

Looking Back-09/18/24

September 19, 2024

The Tribune10 Years AgoSeptember 17, 2014 Mother Nature wasn’t exactly on her best behavior when the Northland Threshing Bee was held on September...

Troy Gjovik demonstrates some of the work he did in replacing the front grill of this car back in 1999. (Tribune Files)

Looking Back-09/11/24

September 13, 2024

The Tribune10 Years AgoSeptember 10, 2014 Benjamin Williamson has participated in the Concordia Language Villages program by attending a one-week...

Part of the machinery display at the steam threshing bee at the Melroy Wiskow farm last Sunday is shown here in an aerial photo. A large crowd was on hand for the day with many people enjoying the display of antique machinery and household goods. The editor took this photo while riding in a plane piloted by Chester Yon of Roseau while on the way home from attending the dedication of the airport at Hallock. (Badger Enterprise Files)

Looking Back-09/04/24

September 6, 2024

The Tribune10 Years AgoSeptember 3, 2014Their love of the Northwest Angle and the islands, majestic scenery, not to mention the fishing, found...

Greenbush/Middle River School Districts new teachers for the 1999-2000 school year are standing from left: Aron Kukowski, Sally Beito, Caroline Sorenson, David Blazek, and Fred Yoos. Sitting: John Hams and Stacey Johnson. (Tribune Files)

Looking Back-08/28/24

September 5, 2024

The Tribune10 Years AgoAugust 27, 2014The Czechs who came to Roseau County beginning in the 1890s were some of the first European Americans to...

Pharmacist Robert Novotny is pictured in the Greenbush Pharmacy with his wife, Debby, and his daughter, Carrie, who is three. After several weeks of preparation, the Greenbush Pharmacy is now dispensing drugs, as well as providing the other services and goods provided by drug stores. (Tribune Files)

Looking Back-08/21/24

August 23, 2024

The Tribune10 Years AgoAugust 20, 2014“Twenty years ago I decided that when I retired I wanted to drive around the neighborhood,” Clayton Skoien of...

Ann (Hamness) Novacek is the new Branch Head for the Greenbush Branch Library. Ann officially started her duties September 1. For the past six years she has been the substitute librarian at the Roseau Branch Library and also substituted here in Greenbush a couple of times. Over the years Ann has volunteered at the Greenbush Library and really enjoys the work. (Tribune Files)

Looking Back-08/14/24

August 15, 2024

The Tribune10 Years AgoAugust 13, 2014Seeing great support in its first year, the Farmers Market makes its return to Greenbush this year, again...

Pictured above with their Open Class Grand and Reserve Champion Sheep, left to right, are Roger Green and Wendell Green. (Tribune Files)

Looking Back-08/07/24

August 13, 2024

The Tribune10 Years AgoAugust 6, 2014When local resident Judy Pulczinski purchased the old nursing home parking lot a couple of years ago, she had...

The 1998 Emerging Leaders Arne and Sharon Heggedal of Badger congratulated and presented the 1999 Emerging Leaders Lori and Mark Folesi with roses at the Roseau County Fair Church Night, Sunday. In the background is a member of the singing group that performed later in the evening. (Tribune Files)

Looking Back-07/17/24

The Tribune10 Years AgoJuly 16, 2014In the spotlight at the Greenbush Public Library on Thursday evening, July 10, 2014, were four rescue animals...

The 1998 Emerging Leaders Arne and Sharon Heggedal of Badger congratulated and presented the 1999 Emerging Leaders Lori and Mark Folesi with roses at the Roseau County Fair Church Night, Sunday. In the background is a member of the singing group that performed later in the evening. (Tribune Files)

Looking Back-07/10/24

The Tribune10 Years AgoJuly 9, 2014Greenbush Fire Department fights fires in the Roseau County area, protecting two cities and 10 townships....

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