The Community Foundation Board of Directors will be meeting on March 18th to consider this year’s biannual distribution of the Common Good Fund’s earnings. This year the Board has over $100,000 in grant requests for funding aimed at projects and charities working to address a wide range of issues affecting Dunn County. The Board has…
Read MoreThis winter the Coat Closet has given away a little over 1600 items and helped 157 families. Since its beginning in 2002, they have given away 16,170 items.
Read MoreGlenwood City-Boyceville Church Directory – 3-11-2015
Read MoreThe Community Foundation Board of Directors will be meeting on March 18th to consider this year’s biannual distribution of the Common Good Fund’s earnings. This year the Board has over $100,000 in grant requests for funding aimed at projects and charities working to address a wide range of issues affecting Dunn County. The Board has…
Read MoreGlenwood City-Boyceville Church Directory – 3-4-2015
Read MoreGLENWOOD CITY, WI — When homelessness strikes, it is costly to everyone – to the community for health and social services, to the government and volunteer network supporting shelters, and especially to the well-being of homeless children and families. In 2014 West CAP received 209 requests for homeless assistance from Pierce, Polk, and St. Croix…
Read MoreThe January 19th meeting was held in the TCE cafeteria at 7 p.m. Before the meeting started an announcement was made that the sledding party was being postponed until February 8th.
Read Moreby Marlys Kruger Last September, all of you faithful readers should remember a story I wrote on Joe Niese, a sports author from Chippewa Falls who was in the process of writing a book on Boyceville native and former professional baseball player Andy Pafko. Because of the high cost of publishing the book, especially with…
Read MoreMADISON – “Everything we threw at him, he stopped!” Those words by Boyceville head coach Jamie Olson succinctly summed up Garrett Joles Division 3, state championship match at 170 pounds.
Read MoreMADISON – Austin Wolfe gave it everything that he had in him in the finale of his high school wrestling career. And that is all any one came ask of themselves. Unfortunately, the senior fell heartbreakingly short of his dream, losing the Division 3 state title match at 106 pounds.
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