West Central Wisconsin Community Action Agency (West CAP) is pleased to announce that we will once again be providing kids with school supplies through our Operation Back to School program for the Menomonie, Elk Mound, Colfax, Boyceville, and Glenwood City School Districts. In 2019 we were able to give over 250 students entering pre-Kindergarten through…
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The 2021 St. Croix County Fair, held July 14-18, was a huge success! More photos of the 2021 St. Croix County Fair will be available soon on our photography site.
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By LeAnn R. Ralph BOYCEVILLE — The Boyceville Community Ambulance District Board has approved new bylaws, which are expected to go into effect August 1. At the meeting in June, board members asked that an annual performance evaluation of the ambulance service director be added to the bylaws, and that addition has been made, said…
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Editor’s Note: The following story about Siren eighth-grader Samantha Andrea originally appeared in the April 7, 2021 edition of the Burnett County Sentinel (Grantsburg). It is being reprinted with the permission of the Sentinel. Andrea is the daughter of Mary (Olson) Andrea, a 1987 graduate of Glenwood City High School, and the granddaughter of longtime…
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NEW RICHMOND – The Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC) of St. Croix County is excited to announce that we are reopening two Senior Nutrition Sites for in-person dining and have found a new home for our Hudson location. • Hudson – Opening for Grab & Go dining from our new location July 26. •…
Read MoreGlenhaven News July 10-16 It’s Fair Time! We spent a lot of time preparing for the fair this week. Monday and Tuesday afternoon the Glenhaven Baking Club was busy making pie, muffins, cookies, bars and bread to take to the Senior Citizen building. We’ll see how we do. If nothing else, the extras make for…
Read MoreGLENWOOD CITY — During his report to the Common Council Monday evening, Mayor John Larson touched on the problem that the Glenwood City Ambulance Service is having with retaining sufficient numbers of Emergency Medical Technicians to staff the service. Larson told council members that he had attended the meeting at Boyceville, last week, with their…
Read MoreBy LeAnn R. Ralph BOYCEVILLE — Over the last several years, ambulance services around Wisconsin have been losing emergency medical technicians. The Glenwood City ambulance service and the Boyceville ambulance service are no exception. Glenwood City Mayor John Larson spoke during the public comments portion of the Boyceville Community Ambulance District’s July 14 meeting to…
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