Boyceville learns district finances in good shape
By Cara L. Dempski BOYCEVILLE — A representative from Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP told the Boyceville Board of Education Monday night the district’s finances look good. Kim Shult, location leader for Baker Tilly’s Eau Claire office, and partner in the firm, explained the results of the 2016-2017 district audit during the board’s January 15…
Read MoreChild dies in Town of Richmond house fire
On Monday, January 15, 2018, at about 3:15 p.m., the St. Croix County Emergency Communications Center received a 911 call about a structure fire at a residence on Margaret Street, in the Town of Richmond, St. Croix County. Initial reports were that there was a young child still in the residence.
Read MoreCharges dismissed against Ridgeland couple accused in $10,000 fraud case
By LeAnn R. Ralph MENOMONIE — Charges have been dismissed against a Ridgeland couple accused of defrauding a financial institution out of a little more than $10,000. Shane L. Cutting, 45, and Laminda L. Hanson, 47, were scheduled for an arraignment hearing in Dunn County Circuit Court January 8.
Read MoreBulldogs fall to Panthers, best Cards for first conference win
By Cara L. Dempski There was a lot of hard work that went into the Boyceville girls’ game against Durand last Tuesday. Even though they lost the January 9 home matchup against the Panthers 77-43, Coach Jolene Bird said she was pleased with her team’s effort against the Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association poll’s third-ranked Division…
Read MoreBulldogs stung by Hornets in 71-45 loss at home
By Cara L. Dempski BOYCEVILLE — There is only one reaction to an attack from a big, black and yellow bug: Ouch. The exclamation seems to fit perfectly as a response to the Boyceville boys’ basketball team’s January 8 home contest against non-conference foe Cadott. The Bulldogs walked away licking their sting marks after suffering…
Read MoreGC girls shellacked by Elk Mound, held off by Elmwood-Plum City
By Cara L. Dempski If there were an award in the conference for sheer “stick-to-it” attitude, there is a good chance the Glenwood City girls would win it. While the team started out last week with a 72-35 loss at Elk Mound January 9, there was a definite stubborn streak running through the Lady Toppers.…
Read MoreBoyceville wrestlers prevail in “Battle of the Bulldogs”
BOYCEVILLE — The Bulldogs were assured a victory. The only question was, which Bulldogs’ team would it be? In the final count, Boyceville came out on top of the annual “Battle of the Bulldogs” dual with Chetek-Weyerhaeuser/Prairie Farm. Boyceville, who moved up from ninth to seventh in the most recent Division 3 state rankings according…
Read MoreEight wrestlers place to help Hilltoppers to fourth-place finish at Chippewa Falls Invite
CHIPPEWA FALLS — Illness, injuries and inclement weather caused the postponements of both of Glenwood City’s dual wrestling matches last week. The January 9 non-conference match in Cameron was reschedules for Thursday, February 1 due to several illnesses and injuries. Two days later, the Toppers’ D-SC dual in Spring Valley against the defending champion Cardinals…
Read MoreGlenwood City-Boyceville Church Directory – 1-17-2018
Glenwood City-Boyceville Church Directory – 1-17-2018
Read MoreBoys’ game, wrestling dual are rescheduled
Winter weather caused the canellation and postponement of school and several extra curricular activities last Thursday, January 11 including a full slate of Dunn-St. Croix boys’ basketball contests. Colfax will now be traveling to Plum City to square off against the Wolves of Plum City/Elmwood next Tuesday evening, January 23. The Elk Mound boys’ home…
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