Tribune Press Reporter 2017 Year In Review 3rd Quarter: A review of the top news headlines for 2017
Tribune Press Reporter 2017 Year In Review 3rd Quarter:
Read MoreWheeler man charged with battery of 89-year-old Boyceville woman skips court date, bench warrant issued
By LeAnn R. Ralph MENOMONIE — A 25-year-old Wheeler man charged with felony aggravated battery to an elderly person for allegedly breaking into her home and hitting her in the head with her cane has failed to show up for a court hearing. Daniel D. Schick was scheduled for an arraignment hearing in Dunn County…
Read MoreFormer Boyceville woman headed to trial in forgery case
By Cara L. Dempski MENOMONIE — A former Boyceville resident charged with multiple counts of forgery-uttering is headed to trial in Dunn County. According to online court records, Lori N. Klund, age 42 of Wilson, learned during a January 12 pre-trial conference in front of Dunn County Circuit Court Judge Rod Smeltzer that three cases…
Read MoreDowning man accused of child assault pleads not guilty
By LeAnn R. Ralph MENOMONIE — A 29-year-old Downing man accused of child sexual assault has pleaded not guilty in Dunn County Circuit Court and is scheduled for a jury trial in March. Brian T. Kerns appeared for an arraignment hearing January 4 with his attorney, Scott Schlough, before Judge Rod Smeltzer.
Read MoreCentury and sesquicentennial farmers wanted
Has your family farm or home had continuous family ownership for 100 years or more? You could be eligible to be recognized as a Century Farm/Home or Sesquicentennial Farm/Home at this year’s Pierce County Fair and Wisconsin State Fair if it has.
Read MoreWalker calls on Legislature to pass bipartisan reform for Wisconsin’s juvenile corrections system in 2018
MADISON – Governor Scott Walker on January 16 urged the Wisconsin Legislature to pass long-term juvenile justice reform this year. The bipartisan plan, developed through extensive discussions with state and local officials, the judicial system, and stakeholders, significantly reforms juvenile corrections and treatment systems.
Read MoreGov. Walker proclaims Jan. 21-27 “Wisconsin School Choice Week”
MADISON, WI – Joining dozens of other governors and hundreds of city and county leaders nationwide, Gov. Scott Walker has officially proclaimed Jan. 21-27 School Choice Week in Wisconsin. Wisconsonians have planned 563 events and activities for the week to celebrate educational opportunity and spark conversations about the options parents have, or want to have,…
Read MoreGlenhaven Happenings – 1-17-2018
Our week started off with Catholic Communion on Sunday morning, and a movie in the afternoon. It was also the start of National Pizza Week, so residents made homemade pizza on Thursday, and had it for their afternoon snack. From all reports, it was delicious.
Read MoreGC DECA competes at District, two members advance to state
MENOMONIE — Glenwood City DECA competed in the DECA District tournament on Saturday, January 6, 2018 at UW-Stout in Menomonie and placed third place in competition for the social cup and had two members qualify for state level competition later this winter. Makayla O’Brien and Lane O’Meara both qualified for the State DECA competition to…
Read MoreCouncil appoints two new Library board members
GLENWOOD CITY — The City Council appointed two new members to the local Library Board at its regular monthly meeting on January 15th. They also heard an update on the new city well. The council breezed through their agenda in just 17 minutes.
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