By Kelsie Hoitomt GLENWOOD CITY — It was an emotional night last Tuesday, February 26 for the Glenwood City girls’ basketball after losing to the Turtle Lake Lakers 40-34 in the first round of Regionals. The Lakers, who finished their season 4-8 in the Lakeland-Central Conference, proved to be the victors after a fourth quarter…
Read MoreA Fox News report about the community of Falmouth, Massachusetts which wanted to be a green community and in 2010 installed a couple of wind turbines is now considering their removal.
Read Moreby Karen Schroeder, Advocates for Academic Freedom Our founding fathers knew that an educated public was necessary to protect and preserve our republic. Therefore, they passed the Old Deluder Satan Law in 1647 which required towns to provide a school where the basics including the Bible be taught. Since then, progressive educational policy makers have…
Read MoreLast week the activities at Glenhaven included Catholic communion, church with Grace Baptist, exercises, manicures, baking club, church with United Methodist, the monthly birthday party and sing-a-long with Jane and Friends, Lenten service with Trinity Lutheran, bingo with St. John’s, and popcorn and a movie.
Read MoreArmy Reserve Pvt. Andrew DeShane has graduated from basic combat training at Fort Jackson, Columbia, S.C.
Read MoreA simple “thank you” just doesn’t seem adequate enough to express my gratitude for all the thoughtful cards, beautiful flowers, endless food, kind words, support and prayers during the past difficult month when faced with the unknown and now recovery.
Read MoreFrom Doug Thompson’s family: The business, the building and now the man are gone, but he will live on in our memories and prayers.
Read MoreAs cigarette smoking rates have dropped, the tobacco industry has created new products to keep users hooked and find new customers. These “other tobacco products” (OTPs) are harmful and addictive, plus they’re marketed aggressively and priced inexpensively. That’s not safe, not fair, and not good for Wisconsin.
Read MoreWe now have made it to the first week in March. The sun is a very welcoming and warm treat. God Bless. March 3 is a very special day at Trinity.
Read MoreMitchel and Daniel Main are excited to announce the birth of their baby sister, Abigail Ruby. Abigail was born on January 24, 2013 at 9:16 a.m. at River Falls Area Hospital. She weight 7 pounds, 13 ounces, and was 21 inches long.
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