BOYCEVILLE — At their regular monthly meeting Monday night the village board heard from Police Chief Dan Wellumson about a couple of scams that were attempted on village residents.
Read MoreBOYCEVILLE — The annual meeting of the district residents of the Boyceville school district were presented with a balance budget proposal for the coming school year.
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Read MoreThe weekend of the 4th our town was very busy. The Craft and Vendor Sale at Trinity and then the annual Turkey dinner at St. Luke’s.
Read MoreBy LeAnn R. Ralph BOYCEVILLE — The Boyceville Fire District’s five-year planning committee was unable to make much progress on assessing sites for a new fire station at their October 8 meeting. A representative for Five Bugles Design failed to attend the meeting, leaving committee members with very little information to review.
Read MoreDUNN COUNTY — The next time you see a Dunn County Sheriff’s Deputy, you might just be offered a Green Bay Packers Player trading card. Sheriff Dennis Smith says the department recently partnered with 24-7 & West Wisconsin Telcom and the Green Bay Packers to offer Green Bay Packer Player trading cards.
Read MoreBy Kelsie Hoitomt Drinking cups turned into bugs? Although that sounds quite impossible, it has in fact been done by Maurice Nolden and his wife Jackie. For a few years now the Noldens have been taking old drinking cups out of livestock barns and turning them into Lady Bugs with rebar painted legs and antennas.
Read MoreThe Community Foundation of Dunn County (CFDC) has awarded grants totaling more than $50,000 to local organizations. Each year CFDC awards tens of thousands of dollars to non-profit organizations and community groups through a competitive application and review process. Organizations and community groups that provide a charitable service in the areas of education, health, recreation,…
Read MoreBy Kelsie Hoitomt GLENWOOD CITY — This year the annual Food Fight Challenge was held in Glenwood City on Friday, October 3 during the Hilltopper vs Bulldog football game. A staggering 2,566 pounds of food and a total of $1,296.74 dollars was donated and collected by WestCAP on behalf of the two communities.
Read MoreThe Hay River Helpers October 6th meeting was held at the Tiffany Creek Elementary school in the cafeteria. The meeting started at 7:00 and was the first meeting for any new members. After everybody had arrived, ice breaker games were played so all the new members knew who was who.
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