We’ll have a full week off from our bowling schedule as we’ll break for deer hunting and the Thanksgiving holiday.
Read MoreDaryl J. Goossens, age 57, of Emerald, WI died Saturday, November 17, 2012 at the Red Wing Health Care Center in Red Wing, MN.
Read MoreShirlee G. Brooks, age 75 of Forest Township, WI, died unexpectedly on November 14, 2012 at her home in St. Croix County.
Read MoreHello friends, I am literally all over the map with this week’s adventure! Sit back and take a couple of minutes off from your day and enjoy my column.
Read MoreWith daylight fading earlier in the evening and temperatures easing downward, it is time to start thinking about winter in Wisconsin. State health and consumer safety officials ask Wisconsin families to learn about the risks of carbon monoxide poisoning, take steps to eliminate potential sources of the gas and make sure their homes comply with…
Read MoreMADISON – The close of the nine-day gun deer season also signals the opening of the 10-day muzzleloader deer season that runs from Nov. 26 through Dec. 5. The muzzleloader season is statewide with the exception of most state parks. New laws opening state parks to hunting and trapping including deer hunting won’t be in…
Read MoreMADISON — A new waterway and wetland general permit that streamlines the permitting process for local governments to construct, reconstruct or maintain highways, bridges, and culverts is now in effect, state officials say.
Read MoreGlenwood City Nutrition Site Menu – 11-21-2012
Read MoreBy Kelsie Hoitomt The Division 7 State Championship team was welcomed home by an escort of sirens and lights, consisting of three cop cars, three fire trucks and numerous cars filled with screaming fans. The charter bus carrying the team and coaches was greeted outside of town with fireworks. In town, several signs showing…
Read MoreBy Kelsie Hoitomt BOYCEVILLE — The Boyceville basketball team opened their season at home against the Elk Mound Mounders on Thursday night where they took one on the chin in a 36-62 loss.
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