Skip to content

Area News

DC creates registered nurse trainer position for Neighbors

By LeAnn R. Ralph  MENOMONIE   —  The Dunn County Board has approved creating a registered nurse trainer position for The Neighbors of Dunn County as a first step in developing an in-house training program for Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs). This is the first step and creates the availability of a position for a registered…

Read More

Menomonie Masonic Lodge presents Fire Suppression Tools to Boyceville, Colfax, DC, Elk Mound departments

By LeAnn R. Ralph  MENOMONIE  —  When minutes matter, the GreenPort Portable Fire Suppression Tool can save lives. Masons from the Menomonie Masonic Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of Wisconsin gathered at the Dunn County Judicial Center the evening of September 27 to present Fire Suppression Tools to the Dunn County Sheriff’s Department, the…

Read More

Ohly gets variance for new storage tanks

The Boyceville Village Board on Monday, October 3rd approved a variance request from Ohly for the removal and expansion of storage silos along Tiffany Street. According to information that Ohly presented to the Village Board they propose a silo pad removal and expansion to provide a new pad that will support two liquid store silos.…

Read More

New Police Officer In Glenwood City

The new Glenwood City Police Officer that joined the force last week is Joel Klatt. He comes to the community after spending 15 years with the police department at Grantsburg, Wisconsin. Joel lives in River Falls with his wife, Tracy, and their two children, ages three and five.

Read More

Fatal farm accident in Dunn County

On September 28, 2022, at approximately 8:10 p.m., the Dunn County Communication Center received a call about a four year old child that was struck by a skid steer in the Town of Peru, Dunn County.  The Dunn County Sheriff’s Office along with Dunn County First Responders, The Pepin County Sheriff’s Office, Durand Fire and…

Read More

It’s the Tribune’s birthday

With this issue the Tribune Press Reporter is celebrating its 133rd birthday and our masthead will now display volume 134. We are the oldest business in Glenwood City having been started by a firm of Hunting and Cone in 1889 in a building on First Street.  The Tribune Press Reporter has not always been called…

Read More

Joint Review Board approves Boyceville’s TID-4

By LeAnn R. Ralph  BOYCEVILLE   — The Boyceville Joint Review Board has given final approval for Tax Increment Finance District 4. The Joint Review Board for TID-4 was formed on August 24, and then the Boyceville Plan Commission held a public hearing on the proposed TID, said David Rasmussen of MSA Professional Services out…

Read More