By LeAnn R. Ralph MENOMONIE — A 49-year-old Boyceville man has pleaded not guilty on felony and misdemeanor charges related to possessing and selling methamphetamine. Chris D. Herdahl appeared in Dunn County Circuit Court with his attorney, Roger M. Hillestad, before Judge Rod Smeltzer November 7.
Read MoreHarsdorf becomes the first woman to lead the agency in its 88-year history MADISON – Governor Scott Walker announced on November 10 the appointment of State Senator Sheila Harsdorf (R – River Falls) to serve as secretary of the Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP). Senator Harsdorf will become the first woman in…
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Read MoreMain Street of Menomonie, Inc. is excited to announce the hiring of new Executive Director, Dustyn Dubuque, who will fill the vacant position that has been open since June. Dubuque will take over as director on November 8th. A Dunn County native, Dubuque is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, where he received…
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Read MoreBy LeAnn R. Ralph BOYCEVILLE — The Boyceville Community Fire District Board’s five-year-planning committee has reviewed three proposals for a new fire engine that would cost approximately $500,000. The five-year planning committee met at the fire station October 26 to review the proposals. The Boyceville fire department’s existing engine that would be replaced was bought…
Read MoreBy LeAnn R. Ralph MENOMONIE — A Dunn County judge has sentenced a 44-year-old Boyceville woman to three years in prison and five years of probation on charges related to possessing methamphetamine with intent to deliver. Brenda L. Herdahl, along with her attorney, James Krave, appeared in Dunn County Circuit Court October 20 before Judge…
Read MoreGlenwood City-Boyceville Church Directory – 10-25-2017
Read MoreBOYCEVILLE — The school board set the mill rate at 10.67 to support the needs of the school district in the coming year. The levy against the taxable property within the district includes $2,022,153 for Fund 10; $46,477 for Fund 38; Fund 39 at $995,352; and $60,000 for Fund 80.
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