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Off The Editor’s Desk – 3-28-2018

 Constitution gives them the right to protest!  Students gathered at the Nation’s Capitol last week to protest gun violence and request new laws that they think will stop some deranged person from using a gun to kill and injure others.  I am all for protesting to call attention to your agenda because it does bring…

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Town Hall Event held with State Senator Patty Schachtner

By Missy Klatt GLENWOOD CITY – On March 22, 2018, Holy Cross Lutheran Church played host to a town hall event for newly elected state senator Patty Schachtner.  The purpose of the event was twofold; one, a chance to learn more about Schachtner, who won a special election to replace Sheila Harsdorf, who became the…

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Glenwood City School Board hears reports

GLENWOOD CITY — The school board spent most of its hour-long meeting Monday evening listening to reports from administrators and also from a ten-year-old student. Elementary Principal Betsy Haltinner introduced Mitchell Main to the board and he gave a report on the Hilltopper Hangtime. Main explained about the program noting that it’s “A great place…

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DATCP extends EAB quarantine across entire state

MADISON – The entire state of Wisconsin will be placed under quarantine for emerald ash borer, the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection announced recently. The quarantine will be effective Friday, March 30. Until now, quarantines have been imposed county by county, but now that EAB is in 48 of the state’s 72…

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Suspect in Dunn County homocide taken into custody

The Dunn County Sheriff’s Office is currently investigating a homicide. On Friday, March 23rd the body of a 24-year-old Eau Claire man was discovered in a car in rural Springbrook township in Dunn County. Upon discovery of the body it was clear that his injuries were not self-inflicted. The man was pronounced dead at the…

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Dunn County Board candidate Dist. No. 4: Ronald Score

By LeAnn R. Ralph BOYCEVILLE  — Ronald P. Score of Boyceville will be one of two candidates on the ballot in the April 3 election for the Dunn County Board District 4 position. The other candidate is Pamela Powers of Boyceville. District 4 covers the Town of Otter Creek, the Village of Wheeler and parts…

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