By Cara L. Dempski BOYCEVILLE — The Boyceville school district has raised over $36,000 in six years for the American Cancer Society, and it’s all due to a pair of district teachers who wanted to try a new kind of fundraiser. The Bulldogs’ annual fundraiser was held this year in conjunction with the Bulldog and…
Read MoreBy Cara L. Dempski MENOMONIE — A 41-year-old Boyceville woman has entered pleas of “not guilty” in three separate cases in Dunn County Circuit Court. Lori N. Klund was arraigned February 13 on two counts of uttering a forgery, seven counts of forgery, one count of felony bail jumping, three counts of possessing an illegally…
Read MoreBy LeAnn R. Ralph MADISON — Governor Scott Walker is proposing a $650 million increase in spending for Wisconsin schools in the 2017-2019 budget with a targeted aid of $40 million for rural schools. Rich Kremer, host of the Wisconsin Public Radio show The West Side, spoke on February 6 to two rural school superintendents…
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Read MoreBy LeAnn R. Ralph BOYCEVILLE — The Boyceville Village Board has delayed making a decision on updates for the village’s Tax Increment Finance Districts. Erik Evenson with MSA Professional Services and Patrick Beilfuss with Cedar Corporation spoke to the village board about the updates at Monday night’s meeting.
Read MoreBy Cara L. Dempski BOYCEVILLE — Two years ago, Pastor Brad Peterson of Trinity Lutheran Church in Boyceville wanted to give the kids in his church something different to do in the summer.
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Read MoreBy LeAnn R. Ralph BOYCEVILLE — The Boyceville Community Fire District Board has held a kick-off meeting with architects from Five Bugles Design for building a new fire station in Boyceville. Steve Gausman and Dave Cihasky from Five Bugles, a division of Architectural Design Group out of Eau Claire, met with members of the Boyceville…
Read MoreBy LeAnn R. Ralph MADISON — Governor Scott Walker is proposing a $650 million increase in spending for Wisconsin schools in the 2017-2019 budget with a targeted aid of $40 million for rural schools. Rich Kremer, host of the Wisconsin Public Radio show The West Side, spoke to two rural school superintendents and the executive…
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