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Read MorePLUM CITY — Although the first four minutes of the game were a little too close for comfort for coach Joe Doucette, the Colfax girls’ basketball team came back from being a point down to take a 60-27 win over the Plum City Blue Devils in the opening game of the season for both teams…
Read MoreELK MOUND — Athletes from all three fall sports at Elk Mound High School recently were honored at their individual banquets. After winning the conference and a Level 1 playoff game, football players received awards Nov. 12 as head coach Dan Pedersen presented at his final banquet.
Read MoreCOLFAX — Louis Solberg, who passed away in 2008, grew up in Albertville, owned a farm north of Colfax and later on farmed on the Rusk Prairie. He and his wife, Alda, who passed away in 2006, operated the farm in the Town of Otter Creek during the 1940s and 1950s. Here is Part 4…
Read MoreBy LeAnn R. Ralph MENOMONIE — To comply with the current wastewater treatment permit, state Department of Natural Resources officials say the Village of Colfax must have pollutant trading in place by next spring. Colfax is under an obligation to have pollutant trading up and running for the spring crop season, said Paul LaLiberte of…
Read MoreMayo Clinic Lists Births – 11-28-2012 The following babies were born at Family Birth Suites at Mayo Clinic Health System in Menomonie:
Read MoreLast week at Glenhaven the activities included Catholic communion, baking club, church with Forest Emmanuel, book club, manicures, bingo, accordion music by Diane Petranovich, and popcorn and a movie.
Read MoreGrapevine Menu – Dec. 3-7
Read MoreCOLFAX — Students in grades kindergarten through sixth grade at Colfax Elementary School had a chance to win money prizes by designing Fire Safety posters.
Read MoreWisconsin lowered its preterm birth rate, giving more babies a healthy start in life and contributing to the national five-year improving trend. Wisconsin lowered its preterm birth rate to 10.4 percent, but not enough to change its grade. It again earned a B on the report card.
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