By Amber Hayden GLENWOOD CITY — The Glenwood City School Board met virtually Monday evening, April 27, and discussed the grading policy for the high school, middle school, and elementary school. The class of 2020 has focused their final quarter and how the seniors would be graded on a pass/fail basis, according to MS/HS principal…
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Glenwood City and Boyceville’s public libraries opened up for curbside pickup on Monday, April 27, which came after Governor Tony Ever’s order on April 24. Glenwood City is available for pickup from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and will schedule a 15 minute slot for those picking anything up. They ask residents to call in…
Read MoreGlenhaven News April 18-24 Residents enjoyed movies and church on TV over the weekend. On Monday we went around and asked if they got to see their church or not, and if not, put it on Youtube for them. We also printed off some of the church bulletins and handed them out. We had hopes…
Read MoreBy Amber Hayden GLENWOOD CITY — The Glenwood City Board of Education completed their canvassing on Thursday, April 16, from the April 7 election. Board president Lisa Kaiser received the most votes with 573, vice-president John Mrdutt had 532 votes, and Steve Davis had 505 votes. There were also 13 write-ins for the Board of…
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Glenhaven News April 11-17 Well, in spite of all that is going on, a lot of the residents did get a chance to see Easter Sunday services on their TVs on Sunday, and for those that didn’t, we hooked many of them up to You Tube on Tuesday to watch. Easter dinner was great from…
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By Amber Hayden GLENWOOD CITY — Several yard signs can be seen around town for the class of 2020 Glenwood City High school senior class. Middle/High school principal, Patrick Gretzlock, had decided to provide the signs to the seniors in hopes of drawing recognition to them based on all that the students are missing over…
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By Amber Hayden FOREST — The Forest United Methodist Church (UMC) was dedicated on July 15, 1917 during the start of the Spanish flu pandemic, and was deco mmissioned on Sunday, April 19, by way of a ZOOM, video conference program, during the Covid-19 pandemic. The decision to move was an unanimous vote from the…
Read MorePeople across the state of Wisconsin have risen to the challenge of COVID-19 by changing the way they work, play, and interact with friends and family. By staying Safer at Home, practicing physical distancing, and continuing to wash hands and cover coughs, Wisconsinites are making a difference and beginning to flatten the curve. #SaferatHome, Yes,…
Read MoreMADISON — Gov. Tony Evers today directed Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) Secretary-designee Andrea Palm to extend the Safer at Home order from April 24, 2020 to 8 a.m. Tuesday, May 26, 2020, or until a superseding order is issued. The order implements some new measures to ensure safety and support the progress we’ve made in…
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