by Marlys Kruger Jordan Aaron, a soon to be junior at Colfax High School, was diagnosed his freshman year of high school with Hodgkins Lymphoma, a cancer of the lymph system.
Read MoreTanner Paul Logslett and Heather Marie Cress were married June 6, 2015, at St. John’s Catholic Church in Bloomer, WI.
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Read MoreEAU CLAIRE – Elizabeth Dachel, an eighth grader from Colfax, couldn’t wait for her chance to attend Girls on Fire, the firefighting and emergency medical services career exploration camp at Chippewa Valley Technical College (CVTC) June 22-26.
Read MoreThe Good Old Summer Time is in full “Swing” here at the Big Yellow House. With the fair closing on Sunday we were open for merriment and frivolity all week long.
Read Moreby Marlys Kruger After struggling to motivate herself during her high school years in the Colfax School District, Kelcy Arvold found herself short on credits in her senior year, meaning she was not going to graduate with her classmates this past spring. Knowing she needed an education and some self discipline to be successful in…
Read MoreOn July 1st Governor Scott Walker signed into law Assembly Bill 99 (now Act 32), a bill that was introduced by Rep. Tom Larson, Colfax and Sen. Terry Moulton that adds the Wisconsin Veterans Home in Chippewa Falls to the statutory list of veterans-related sites included on the official state highway map.
Read MoreBy LeAnn R. Ralph MENOMONIE — A Dunn County judge has denied a request for a new attorney from a 44-year-old Colfax woman found guilty of criminal damage to property and recklessly endangering safety. Beth M. Mittelstadt, who was found guilty in connection with a fire at a Colfax residence and threatening the Colfax police…
Read MoreBy LeAnn R. Ralph COLFAX — A 26-year-old Colfax man convicted of a felony for stealing iron from the Colfax Railroad Museum has been sentenced to eight months in jail and ordered to pay nearly $7,000 in restitution.
Read MoreBy LeAnn R. Ralph COLFAX — Cafe II is the second time around for Mark Johnson in more ways than one. In the middle of June, Johnson opened the Cafe II Coffee Shop and Bakery in the Colfax Arts and Antique Mall. The coffee shop occupies the space previously occupied by Lynn’s Brewed Awakenings.
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