Town of River Falls: Damaged fence leads to heated accusations
At last week’s River Falls Town board meeting, Chairwoman Diana Smith explained steps she took regarding damage to a fence said to be caused by a town employee while mowing last summer.
RELATED CONTENTSpring Valley coach, AD suspended
SPRING VALLEY -- The Spring Valley School Board announced Monday night that Brad Sauve, athletic director and baseball coach was put on paid administrative leave, effective March 3.
RELATED CONTENTGilman protests new SV emergency service fees
SPRING VALLEY—The Spring Valley Village Board Wednesday reviewed a letter from the Town of Gilman responding to the new charges for fire and emergency service provided by Spring Valley.
RELATED CONTENTTaste of Freedom fundraiser this Saturday
The fifth annual Taste of Freedom fundraiser will be from 3:30-7 p.m. Saturday at the Great River Road Visitor and Learning Center in Prescott.
RELATED CONTENTSpring Fever Expo March 20 at Ellsworth High School
The Ellsworth Area Chamber of Commerce will coordinate its fourth annual Spring Fever Expo from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday, March 20, at the Ellsworth High School gymnasium.
RELATED CONTENTPolice: Man beat up victim, threatened witnesses
A Maiden Rock man faces three felony charges for allegedly assaulting a man outside a Pierce County bar, then threatening witnesses who tried to help the victim.
Blodgett's latest job at care center is being boss
Rhonda Blodgett started at the Ellsworth Care Center in 1988 as a certified nurses’ assistant and has never left.
RELATED CONTENTElmwood's Winter Olympics captures spirit of Games
The spirit of the winter games traveled south to Elmwood Elementary School the past two weeks as pupils in Becky Baier’s and Bev Glaus’s fifth grade classrooms, along with George Klink’s fourth grade, competed in several indoor and outdoor events.
RELATED CONTENTLetter: He tells story of first use of Cap and Trade
TO THE EDITOR: Does anyone remember the last great environmental conspiracy, supposedly a product of wacky liberals.
Letter: Loberg’s right man to serve as judge, she says
TO THE EDITOR: Bob Loberg is the right man to serve Pierce County as judge.
Letter: Loberg has qualities to be next judge, he says
TO THE EDITOR: I have known Bob Loberg for 34 years.
Letter: Join him in supporting Boles for judge, he asks
TO THE EDITOR: On April 6, we have the important responsibility of electing a new Pierce County Judge.
Letter: Ron Kind’s votes have increased debt ceiling, he says
TO THE EDITOR: At some point, Congressman Ron Kind must own up to the votes he has cast that have increased our national debt ceiling by $3.5 trillion.
Letter: Are the political parties listening to us, he wonders
TO THE EDITOR: As soon as it was reported, the spin pros rushed to create their version of what motivated a pilot that flew into a Texas building.
