Boyceville
Boyceville Board of Education candidate: Nat Timper
BOYCEVILLE — Two candidates are running for one position on the Boyceville Board of Education in the April 7 election. Incumbent Steve Bird filed notification of non-candidacy by the deadline in December, and the candidates are Steven B. Olson and Nat Timper. The Tribune Press Reporter sent out questionnaires to the candidates. Here are Nat…
Read MoreBoyceville Board of Education candidate: Steven Olson
BOYCEVILLE — Two candidates are running for one position on the Boyceville Board of Education in the April 7 election. Incumbent Steve Bird filed notification of non-candidacy by the deadline in December, and the candidates are Steven B. Olson and Nat Timper. The Tribune Press Reporter sent out questionnaires to the candidates. Here are Steven…
Read MoreBoyceville Village Board candidate: Megan Mittlestadt
BOYCEVILLE — Six candidates are running for three positions on the Boyceville Village Board in the April 7 election. The candidates are Jonathan Farrell, Laura Kincade, Michael Ludwig, Megan Mittlestadt, Robert Rieckenberg and Keith Sorensen. The Tribune Press Reporter sent out questionnaires to the candidates. Here are Megan Mittlestad’s answers to the questionnaire. • What…
Read MoreBoyceville Village Board candidate: Michael Ludwig
BOYCEVILLE — Six candidates are running for three positions on the Boyceville Village Board in the April 7 election. The candidates are Jonathan Farrell, Laura Kincade, Michael Ludwig, Megan Mittlestadt, Robert Rieckenberg and Keith Sorensen. The Tribune Press Reporter sent out questionnaires to the candidates. Here are Michael Ludwig’s answers to the questionnaire. • What…
Read MoreBoyceville Village Board candidate: Jonathan Farrell
BOYCEVILLE — Six candidates are running for three positions on the Boyceville Village Board in the April 7 election. The candidates are Jonathan Farrell, Laura Kincade, Michael Ludwig, Megan Mittlestadt, Robert Rieckenberg and Keith Sorensen. The Tribune Press Reporter sent out questionnaires to the candidates. Here are Jonathan Farrell’s answers to the questionnaire. • What…
Read MoreBoyceville Village Board candidate: Laura Kincade
BOYCEVILLE — Six candidates are running for three positions on the Boyceville Village Board in the April 7 election. The candidates are Jonathan Farrell, Laura Kincade, Michael Ludwig, Megan Mittlestadt, Robert Rieckenberg and Keith Sorensen. The Tribune Press Reporter sent out questionnaires to the candidates. Here are Laura Kincade’s answers to the questionnaire. • What…
Read MoreGlenwood City and Boyceville School Districts offer free lunches for students
By Amber Hayden The Glenwood City and Boyceville School Districts have been offering free lunches for students with Glenwood City beginning their service last Monday, March 23, and Boyceville’s began on March 19. Glenwood City School District families will need to visit the school website, click on free lunches, and then take the short survey.…
Read MoreDunn County government remains in operation
Local governments provide essential services and are exempt from the Governor’s recent Mass Gathering and Safer At Home Declarations. The continuation of local government is also essential for a coordinated response to the COVID-19 crisis. Dunn County government remains in operation and employees continue to provide services to the community. This means that residents may…
Read MoreTemporary closures at the Connorsville, Downsville, Ridgeland, and Rock Creek area collection stations
Due to ongoing disruptions to available staffing and service resources as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Dunn County Solid Waste & Recycling Division has temporarily suspended all services at its Connorsville, Downsville, Ridgeland, and Rock Creek Area Collection Stations until further notice. Beginning on Saturday, March 28, 2020, the division is implementing extended…
Read MoreDunn County Board ballot has 5 positions with no candidate and 2 write-in candidates
By LeAnn R. Ralph MENOMONIE — The ballot for the Dunn County Board of Supervisors in the April 7 election has five positions with no candidates and two write-in candidates, leaving three supervisory positions with no candidate. Out of the 29 Dunn County Board supervisors, seven filed a notification of non-candidacy with the county clerk…
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