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Finding the fox with amateur radio

By Joyce Uhlir MENOMONIE — Ten amateur (ham) radio operators raced to locate a transmitted signal, “the fox,” hidden somewhere in Menomonie on February 15. “Fox hunts are a way to bring the amateur radio community together while improving skill set,” stated Bryan Moris, Dunn County ARES/RACES Emergency Coordinator. According to Moris, DCARES is a…

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Colfax school board candidate: Tiffany Schaffner

COLFAX — There are two positions up for election on the Colfax Board of Education in the April 1 election, and there will be three candidates on the ballot. The candidates are Heather Logslett, Tiffany Schaffner and Todd Kragness, who currently serves on the Colfax school board. The Colfax Messenger sent out questionnaires to the…

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Menomonie City Council candidate: Chad J. Schlough

COLFAX — There are two candidates running for the Ward 9 position on the Menomonie City Council April 1: Chad J. Schlough (incumbent) and challenger Sydney Brennan. The Colfax Messenger sent out a questionnaire to the candidates. Here are the answers to the questionnaire from Chad J. Schlough. • Tell us about your family. Wife:…

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Colfax school board candidate: Heather Logslett

COLFAX — There are two positions up for election on the Colfax Board of Education in the April 1 election and there will be three candidates on the ballot. The candidates are Heather Logslett, Tiffany Schaffner and Todd Kragness, who currently serves on the Colfax school board. The Colfax Messenger sent out questionnaires to the…

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Canoecopia attracts thousands

By Jim Nosker Canoecopia, March 7-9, was the largest paddlesport consumer event in the world, according to the event organizer, Rutabaga Paddlesports. It attracted about 15,000 people. Housed in Madison’s  Alliant Energy Center Exposition Hall, Canoecopia sprawled over more than 250,000 square feet. The main hall alone contained more than 100,000 square feet of canoes,…

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Colfax tables new Rescue Squad billing company switch

By LeAnn R. Ralph COLFAX — The Colfax Village Board has tabled — for now — taking any action on switching to a different billing company for the Colfax Rescue Squad. The current company is not effective and is 18 months behind on billing, said Carrie Brown, village administrator-clerk-treasurer, at the Colfax Village Board’s March…

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