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May 11, 2022

The date that appears in this week’s Tribune Press Reporter for the Glenwood City Council Meeting for next week should read: Monday, May 16, 2022. The agenda items and time as presented are correct. The Tribune Press Reporter regrets the error.

Fire consumes home in Dunn Township, takes one life

May 11, 2022

UPDATE: The victim in the fire has been identified as, 20 year old Gustavo A. Xicalhua Tlaxcola. Early morning on Wednesday, May 11, 2022, at approximately 1:58 a.m., the Dunn County Sheriff’s Office and the Menomonie Fire Department responded to a call from an individual who advised of a structure fire at a residence located at…

A RIBBON CUTTING ceremony was held as part of the City of Glenwood City's Grand Opening celebration for its new municipal building this past Saturday, April 30. Participating in the ribbon cutting were from left to right: Brandee Swenby, deputy clerk-treasurer; Shari Rosenow, clerk-treasurer; John Larson, mayor, Rochel Karlson, Glenwood City Public Library director; and Sam McGrane, Glenwood City Police officer. The new $2.3 million facility, located on the site of the former community center, houses the Glenwood City Police Department, City Offices and council chambers, the Glenwood City Public Library, and the community/senior center. —photo by Shawn DeWitt

Glenwood City Ribbon Cutting

May 3, 2022

A RIBBON CUTTING ceremony was held as part of the City of Glenwood City’s Grand Opening celebration for its new municipal building this past Saturday, April 30. Participating in the ribbon cutting were from left to right: Brandee Swenby, deputy clerk-treasurer; Shari Rosenow, clerk-treasurer; John Larson, mayor, Rochel Karlson, Glenwood City Public Library director; and…

NOTHING LEFT OF THE KNAPP POST OFFICE building as Dean Davis took the structure down and hauled the debris away on April 11th. —photo by Mike Roemer

Knapp Post Office comes down

April 12, 2022

NOTHING LEFT OF THE KNAPP POST OFFICE building as Dean Davis took the structure down and hauled the debris away on April 11th. —photo by Mike Roemer

ANOTHER MOUNDER SIGNS TO COMPETE AT THE COLLEGIATE LEVEL — Elk Mound senior Kara Edington (center) became the second Mounder athlete in less than a month to sign a National Letter of Intent (NLI) to particpate in college athletics. Edington was joined by her mother Kelly Edington (left) and her father Brad Edington (right) for a signing ceremony held in the Elk Mound High School auditorium last Thursday, April 7. Kara Edington signed her National Letter of Intent to attend Midland University in Fremont, Nebraska later this year to compete in powerlifting. Edington, who recently placed 12th in women's raw 75 KG weight class at the USA Powerlifitng High School Nationals, will received half tuition to attend Midland. Last month, Hannah Larson also signed a NLI to play softball at Augsburg University. —photo by Shawn DeWitt

National Letter of Intent Signed

April 12, 2022

ANOTHER MOUNDER SIGNS TO COMPETE AT THE COLLEGIATE LEVEL — Elk Mound senior Kara Edington (center) became the second Mounder athlete in less than a month to sign a National Letter of Intent (NLI) to particpate in college athletics. Edington was joined by her mother Kelly Edington (left) and her father Brad Edington (right) for…

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Fire consumes home in Dunn Township, takes one life

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Knapp Post Office comes down

National Letter of Intent Signed

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