What is coming to the Glenwood City Library? The Library has wonderful programs planed for November for adults, children and the whole family. Please come and check us out. November 1, 8, & 15: 4 p.m. – 7 p.m. – Kids Craft Night November 3, 10, & 17: 9:30-10:30 a.m. – Peter Rabbit Storytime; Storytime…
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By Missy Klatt Nicco Riley, a Glenwood City eighth grader took on the “50 yard challenge” this past summer and was rewarded for his efforts this past Wednesday evening, November 3rd, when he was presented with a certificate, new lawn mower, new leaf blower, and new weed whip. There were about 15 friends and family…
Read MoreBy LeAnn R. Ralph HUDSON — The St. Croix County Board has approved a budget of $113.7 million for 2022 and a property tax levy of $37.7 million. The budget of $113,728,502 for next year approved at the November 1 meeting compares to a budget of $106,944,023 for 2021, representing an increase of $6,734,479. The…
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Glenhaven News October 23-29th, 2021 I’m baaaaaccckkk! Because I had prior obligations, I was not able to post anything the beginning weeks of October. Then, I had the flu. Boo hoo! (PSA: Get your flu shot!!) So, let’s just start afresh, shall we? This week has been busy, in many challenging and stimulating ways for…
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MADISON – Rep. Clint Moses (R-Menomonie) voted in favor on a series of bills that address Wisconsin’s growing housing shortage. “Wisconsin’s housing shortage is impacted by a variety of factors – like the inability to keep up with demand, rising construction costs and increasing rents,” Rep. Moses said. “The bills passed today will help create…
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Mr. Matt Lamb, music educator at Glenwood City, was honored with the 2021 Wisconsin Award for Excellence in Teaching Music. The Wisconsin School Music Association and Wisconsin Music Educators Association are proud to sponsor a way to recognize professional educators who inspire students with their own passion for music. These organizations have partnered together to…
Read MoreA public hearing was held last Thursday by the Glenwood City Planning Commission to consider creating a Tax Incremental District (TID) for the old school property at Third and Oak Street. This will be the fourth TID that has been created within the city. During the discussion about creating a new district the question was…
Read MoreIn an email sent out by Glenwood City School Superintendent Tim Johnson late Monday evening, Johnson informed the public about the decrease in the tax rate for the coming year and the new student drop off and pickup procedure for the school. Johnson stated, “The school board had its regular scheduled second meeting of the…
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