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Off the Editor’s Desk 10-30-24

It’s almost over! By the time you get next week’s edition of this newspaper the November election will be history. Some of us will be elated and some of us will not be. If you have paid attention to television ads placed for the two leading candidates, Harris and/or Trump, no matter which one wins,…

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Incumbents on the ballot for Dunn County offices

MENOMONIE —  The November 5 ballot has only incumbents and no challengers for Dunn County offices. Incumbent Dunn County Clerk Andrew Mercil is the only candidate on the ballot for county clerk. Mercil was challenged in the August 13 partisan primary on the Democratic ballot by James Erickson. Mercil received 2,746 votes in the primary,…

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Elk Mound increases fines for false alarms

By LeAnn R. Ralph ELK MOUND  — Property owners in Elk Mound will now be assessed a $250 fee for a second false alarm, $500 for a third false alarm and $1,000 for a fourth false alarm. The Elk Mound Village Board approved changing the ordinance pertaining to false alarms from “location” to “property owner”…

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GC school board accepts two checks from Johnson

By Renee Bettendorf GLENWOOD CITY — In their board work session and regular board meetings which spanned more than three hours on Monday evening, the Glenwood City school board voted to accept two restitution checks from Tim Johnson, learned about upcoming court proceedings involving Johnson and heard from two district residents about how Johnnson’s criminal…

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U.S. Navy band visits Glenwood City School Dist.

GLENWOOD CITY — The School District of Glenwood City hosted the Liberty Call Brass Band from Navy Band Great Lakes from Great Lakes, Illinois. This seven-piece group of sailors performed for the K-12 student body and then did a question and answer session with high school students. The event was coordinated by band director Matt…

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Glenwood City agricultural education program receives a fork farm

GLENWOOD CITY — This year, the Glenwood City agricultural program now has three approved courses where students can take an agricultural education course in our high school and receive college credit while doing so. One of the newly instated courses is a horticulture course taught by Miss Konder and when the student completes the course,…

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