A benefit of breakfast
On Dec. 3, the Plum City, Maiden Rock and Stockholm Ambulance organization held their annual Pancake/French Toast Breakfast at the Maiden Rock Fire Ha...
Fifth graders do 'Mystery Disease'
PRESCOTT--The Cardinal Time Fifth Grade Extension Students at Malone Elementary School in Prescott do a program entitled "Mystery Disease."...
Sand plant’s solid with table Maiden Rock woodworker built
A table in the conference room at Wisconsin Industrial Sand is the handiwork of John May, an area cabinet and furniture maker.
RELATED CONTENTCounty Board decides to remain the same
The Pierce County Board of Supervisors decided to have things remain the same during Tuesday’s meeting.
RELATED CONTENTAg department announces specialty-crop grants
Wisconsin’s Department of Agriculture, Trade and Protection (DATCP) announced Jan. 19, it is accepting applications for funds available through the 2012 Specialty Crop Block Grant Program.
RELATED CONTENTBook offers ways to better business dealings, Ellsworth chamber told
Ellsworth Chamber of Commerce members heard how to improve business dealings Thursday.
RELATED CONTENTHwy. 35 at Prescott, MR on upgrade list for Pierce County
Construction jobs are to be done on separate sections of Hwy. 35 in Pierce County this spring and summer.
RELATED CONTENTKayhart leaves mark as leader of Ellsworth's band
Outgoing Ellsworth Schools' Instrumental Music Instructor Dan Kayhart has accepted a position training employees at the Marshfield Clinic.
RELATED CONTENTCriminal Justice Council asking for public's help to improve county resources
The Pierce County Criminal Justice Coordinating Council is asking the public's help on how to improve services and resources in the county.
RELATED CONTENTDespite weather, blood donors came
Sixty-six people presented themselves to donate blood to the Red Cross on Jan. 23 at Zion Covenant Church in Ellsworth.
RELATED CONTENTJohnson sworn in as Duluth officer
Ian Johnson, son of Doug and Michelle Johnson of River Falls, was sworn in on Jan. 12 as an officer for the City of Duluth Police Department in Minnesota.
RELATED CONTENTLocals help deliver Walker recall petitions
She hoisted the bankers box of recall petitions to her shoulder, holding it there with her right hand and sauntered triumphantly down the line, high-fiving the yellow-vested volunteers along the sidewalk.
RELATED CONTENTLost dog rescued 150 miles from its home
Area News
-- An underweight, tattered dog turned in at the Woodbury Animal Humane Society wasn’t just any stray.
Hudson Police dog nabs suspect
Area News
-- A Woodville man is facing a theft charge after being apprehended by Brisko, the Hudson Police Department’s canine officer early Saturday morning.
Former owner Marathon Petroleum paid penalty for chemical release
Area News
-- Marathon Petroleum Co., the former owner of the St. Paul Park oil refinery, paid a $700,000 civil penalty for failing to properly treat wastewater containing the chemical benzene, the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency announced.
Carbon Monoxide fumes sicken 13 workers in Alma Center plant
Western Wisconsin News
-- Authorities in western Wisconsin blame a faulty propane tank for the release of carbon monoxide fumes at a plant where 13 workers got sick.
Friday State News Briefs: NEW Catholics urged to oppose new Federal rule
Wisconsin News
-- When Catholics in northeast Wisconsin go to church this weekend, they’ll be told to oppose a new federal rule that requires most health insurance plans to pay for contraceptives.
Stoughton Trailers to hire 125 more persons
Wisconsin Business
-- A company near Madison that makes freight containers and grain haulers says it will hire 125 more people by the end of June. Stoughton Trailers added 300 workers last year, and is now at 800.
Old Cow Belle: Wise words from wise people
There are so many “wise” statements floating around out there that have been created by so many wise people! When I read them, I think “Now why didn’t I think of saying that?”
RELATED CONTENTEditorial: Give candidates filing break
Last week’s editorial reminded voters about the new legal requirement for 2012 elections to have a photo I.D.
RELATED CONTENTHoyer not happy to miss finals in snowmobile freestyle
Despite having the third best score in the competition, Ellsworth's Justin Hoyer not only did not win the bronze medal at the Winter X Games last night but did not even make the finals of the snowmobile freestyle.
RELATED CONTENTEllsworth wins, Prescott falls on final night of MBC duals
Reserve wrestlers made their way into the starting line-up for Ellsworth in the No. 3 ranked Panthers 60-18 win over Durand Thursday while Prescott gave Amery a good tussle but lost 40-30 on the final night of Middle Border Conference dual meet competition this season.
RELATED CONTENTSVE clinches another D-SC title with exciting win over SCC
It came down to the last match in the last period and in the last seconds as Spring Valley/Elmwood's Tyler Hunter blocked a takedown attempt from Austin Edison and instead took Edison down to win 8-4 at 195 pounds and secure the dual meet 29-25 and another Dunn-St. Croix Conference title for the Redbirds.
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